Genetic Studies of Genius, Volume III: The Promise Of Youth
Lewis Terman
30 chapters · 16 h 14 min · English
Read by Leon Harvey
Education · Psychology
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The third volume in Genetic Studies of Genius, the worlds longest running study of the nature of gifted children and their progress. - Summary by leon.harvey
Chapters
1 Preface 8 min 2 PART 1. METHODS AND RESULTS.I. Purpose, Methods, and Personnel 24 min 3 II. Follow-up Procedures 20 min 4 III. Retests of Intelligence 1 h 14 min 5 IV. Educational Progress 38 min 6 V. Tests of Scholastic Achievement 25 min 7 VI. Achievement as Indicated by Grades 17 min 8 VII. Scholastic and Other Interests 38 min 9 VIII. Vocational Plans and Vocational Achievement 27 min 10 IX. Social and Personality Traits 1 h 5 min 11 X. Ratings on Personal Traits and Home Conditions 49 min 12 XI. Health History and Vital Statistics 20 min 13 XII. Family Statistics and Sibling Tests 16 min 14 XIII. The High School and Special Ability Groups 30 min 15 PART II. CASE STUDIES. XIV Three Gifted Girls 22 min 16 XV. School Acceleration and Social Adjustment 36 min 17 XVI. Deterioration of IQ or Achievement 26 min 18 XVII. The Conquest of Obstacles 34 min 19 XVIII. Some Twins and Other Siblings 16 min 20 XIX. Behavior and Personality Problems 36 min 21 XX. Five Musicians 18 min 22 XXI. Youthful Zealots 23 min 23 XXII. The Promise of Babyhood and the Fulfillment of Youth 37 min 24 PART III. A STUDY OF LITERARY JUVENILIA. XXIII. Derivation of a Tentative Scale for Rating Literary Juvenilia 36 min 25 XXIV. The Tentative Scale and its Use 41 min 26 XXV. Results of Ratings, With Illustrations 44 min 27 XXVI. Case Notes of Gifted Juvenile Writers. Part 1 50 min 28 XXVI. Case Notes of Gifted Juvenile Writers. Part 2 37 min 29 XXVII. The Prediction of Literary Achievement 17 min 30 XXVIII. Retrospect, Prospect, and Summary 48 min
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