Abstract
* Received in the Editorial Office on March 20, 1938. 1 Financed by a grant from the Committee for Research on Problems of Sex, National Research Council. The junior author, Dr. Barker, is primarily responsible for the statistical analysis of the data of this report. We are greatly indebted to Dr. Virgil E. Dixon, Supt. of Schools at Berkeley, California, for permission to use pupils of two of the Junior High Schools of that city and for his generous assistance in compiling data from intelligence tests previously administered in these schools.
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