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 158
showed flexibilitas cerea; at 17 admittedto the hospital; later became jovial and was discharged; at 19 was again admitted, beingviolent and sullen, but later became cheerful; had strong suicidal tendencies; is at timestalkative, threatening, profane, and obscene; had threatened the life of his… … Fig. 72. FiGURB 72.—1-2, quiet and pleasant, but now a senile dement. I-3, fell dead from dropsy.I-4, jolly; a great reader. II-i, disappeared from home. II-2, nervous and irritable, haddelusions of poisoning. II-3, of a quiet nature. II-5, finding wife untrue, he went West.II-i I, jolly and…
Heredity · Temperament
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