Kidder, Jerome. [from old catalog] · New York, The author · leaf 110
which enter into the qualities of the off-spring, either directly, by operating on their pa-rents, or indirectly, by their influence in callinginto activity in the offspring peculiarities whichexisted in latency in the parents.—(See chapter onUnderground or Latent Peculiarities, page 83.) KESTKICT… … Now let us examine the above diagram, present-ing parents, grandparents, great-grandparents,and so on. P, represents an individual whose pa-rents are 0 and 0, whose grandparents are M, m,N and n, whose great-grandparents are / i, J j,K k, L I, and whose great-great-grandparentsare A a, B l>;Cc,…
Mind and body · Personality disorders
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