Genetic Studies of Genius Volume 2: The Early Mental Traits of Three Hundred Geniuses

Genetic Studies of Genius Volume 2: The Early Mental Traits of Three Hundred Geniuses
By Catharine Cox Miles

Dive deep into the fascinating world of giftedness with the second volume of this groundbreaking longitudinal study, expertly supervised by renowned psychologist Lewis Terman. Catharine Cox Miles (1890 - 1984) presents a meticulous examination of the early mental traits exhibited by three hundred individuals whose extraordinary talents set them apart in history.

This volume provides a thorough discussion and analysis of IQ ratings, applying rigorous methodologies to biographical data of prominent figures recognized for their remarkable abilities. Cox, alongside her dedicated team, not only estimated the raw intellectual capacities of these geniuses but also correlated these findings with their unique personality traits, revealing the intricate relationship between innate talent and personal characteristics.

Through detailed categorization based on ability levels, readers are invited to explore how these early mental traits influenced the trajectories of some of the most brilliant minds in history. This study serves as an essential resource for psychologists, educators, and anyone interested in the dynamics of genius and the factors that contribute to exceptional achievement.

Genre: Psychology

Join scholars and enthusiasts in uncovering the complexities of genius and the rich tapestry of traits that define exceptional individuals. This volume is a pivotal addition to the understanding of intellectual development and the nature of giftedness.