The feebly inhibited; Nomadism, or the wandering impulse, with special reference to heredity, Inheritance of temperament (1915)
Davenport, Charles Benedict, 1866-1944 · Washington, D.C., Carnegie Institution of Washington · leaf 143
SWWa^ <^^ <^^^ suicide. Fig. 33. Figure 33.—II-i, went West, deserting his wife. II-2, very extravagant; a religious fanatic.II-3, shot a man, but not fatally; ran away. II-12, killed herself with poison. III-i,feeble-minded and a religious fanatic. III-2, below grade mentally; suddenly… … Fig. 34. Figure 34.—1-3, quick-tempered; frequently dead-drunk. I-4, strong-minded, died withapoplexy. II-2, firm and determined, easily prejudiced, obstinate. II-3, quick-tempered;every summer was unusually active. II-4, quick-tempered and contrary. II-6, a shoutingMethodist; more excited over…
Heredity · Temperament
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