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 147
m £^ Fig. 43. Figure 43.—Il-r, a shiftless, worthlessepileptic, at times violent and resis-tive; ugly and jealous, threateninghis wife. II—2, had mania for clean-ing; at 62 became melancholy, de-veloped delusions of poverty, refusedto eat, and died of starvation. II-7,hearty, rugged, capable man.… … Fig. 44. FiGURS 44.—I-i, high-tempered but generous and affectionate. I-2, cheerful, quiet, even-tempered, and stingy. I-3, temperate, even-tempered; memory began to fail at 60. I-4, at30 nervous, active, singing and talking constantly; chronically manic. II-i, calm, patient,and well liked. II-2,…
Heredity · Temperament
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