Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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893067 | Personality and Individual Differences | 2008 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
Data collected by Hooton (1939) on 676 inmates held at the Concord Reformatory in Massachusetts include both anthropometric measures and IQ scores. In this study a sample (N = 238) was drawn to assess the nonparametric correlation between measures of head size and IQ. Head length (r = .13), breadth (r = .15), height (r = .14), circumference (r = .15) and calculated volume (r = .20) correlated with IQ. Two measures of body size also correlated with IQ; height (r = .22) and sitting height (r = .19).
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Authors
Jeremy E.C. Genovese,