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Deficiency and Delinquency: An Interpretation of Mental Testing

Chapter 51: APPENDIX II
By James Burt Miner
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The author evaluates mental testing methods and proposes a quantitative definition of intellectual deficiency, arguing that deficiency is a degree rather than a different kind. The work explains adapting percentage cutoffs to the Binet and other developmental scales, identifies borderline regions for immature and mature examinees, and compares test results with school retardation and institutional data. Drawing on delinquent samples and school records, it analyzes correlations between tested deficiency and delinquency, discusses alternative diagnostic checks, and considers implications for social care and testing practice.

APPENDIX II

TABLE XXII.
Records of the Delinquents at the Glen Lake Farm School Of Hennepin County, Minn.
Life-Age   Basal School Grade  
No. Yr. Mo. Test-Age Test-Age Sept. 1 of Life-Age Offense
1 9 10 VIII.8 VIII[35] 3 B Truancy
[36]2 16 7 XIII XIII 12 A Grand larceny
3 10 1 X.8 IX[35] 3 A Truancy
4 12 4 XII XII 4 A Truancy
5 14 3 XII.2 XII 7 A Petit larceny
[36]6 14 8 XIII XIII[35] 9 B Assault & battery
7 16 3 XIII XIII 9 B Check, no funds
8 15 7 XIII XIII 7 A Burglary
[36]9 15 0 XI.6 XI[35] 8 B Petit larceny
[36]10 9 9 IX.2 VIII 2 B Truancy
[36]11 14 5 XII XII 9 B Petit larceny
12 12 2 XI.2 XI 4 A Incorrigibility
[36]13 16 0 XIII XIII[35] 8 A Petit larceny
14 13 8 IX.6 VIII[35] 4 B Breaking & entering
[36]15 15 10 X.6 plus X 4 A Incorrigibility
[36]16 15 9 X.6 IX[35] 5 B Breaking & entering
[36]17 11 1 XI.4 XI[35] 5 B Incorrigibility
[36]18 14 10 XII.2 XII 5 A Indecent conduct
[36]19 15 11 XIII XIII 8 A Truancy
20 13 2 VIII.4 VII 3 B Grand larceny
21 14 1 XIII XIII 8 B Petit larceny
[36]22 13 9 XI.6 XI[35] 6 B Petit larceny
23 11 0 XI.2 XI 4 B Incorrigibility
24 16 11 XI.6 XI 7 A Petit larceny
25 12 6 XI.2 XI[35] 7 B Truancy
[36]26 12 9 XI.2 X 4 B Incorrigibility
Life-Age   Basal School  
No. Yr. Mo. Test-Age Test-Age Grade Offense
[36]27 11 0 X.4 X 5 A Petit larceny
[36]28 15 7 XIII XIII 8 A Truancy
29 14 9 XII XII 5 A Truancy
[36]30 11 11 XII XII 6 B Truancy
[36]31 11 4 IX.8 IX[35] 4 B Truancy
[36]32 15 7 XII XII 7   Vagrancy
[36]33 13 9 XI.4 XI[35] 5   Grand larceny
[36]34 13 8 X.8 X 5 A Petit larceny
35 16 6 XII.2 XII 8 A Burglary
[36]36 10 8 IX.8 VIII[35] 3 B Incorrigibility
[36]37 14 10 XI.6 XI[35] 7 B Grand larceny
[36]38 13 8 XIII.0 XIII 8 B Disorderly conduct
[36]39 14 1 X.8 X[35] 4 B Truancy
40 15 2 XI.6 XI 7 B Petit larceny
[36]41 9 9 X.2 X 4 B Truancy
42 11 5 XI.4 XI 5 B Incorrigibility
[36]43 7 8 VII.6 VII 2 B Petit larceny
[36]44 13 11 XI.6 XI 8 B Grand larceny
[36]45 15 1 XI.6 XI[35] 9 B Burglary
46 13 10 XII XII 5 B Incorrigibility
[36]47 10 6 IX.2 IX[35] 5 B Truancy
48 14 1 X.2 X[35] 6 B Burglary
49 14 3 XIII XIII[35] 8 B Burglary
50 14 7 XII.2 XII[35] 8 B Burglary
[36]51 13 2 XII.2 XII 8 B Malicious destruction of property
52 13 6 X.2 X 7 B Petit larceny
[36]53 13 7 XI.6 XI 6 A Burglary
54 14 3 XI.6 XI[35] 5 A Incorrigibility
55 6 0 VII.8 VII[35] 1 B Petit larceny
56 15 0 XII.2 XII 8 B Incorrigibility
[36]57 12 0 XI XI 6 A Petit larceny
[36]58 15 0 XI.4 XI[35] 7 A Petit larceny
59 15 9 X.4 X[35] 6 B Petit larceny
60 15 1 XIII XIII 7 A Petit larceny
[36]61 11 3 XI.4 XI 4 A Truancy
62 12 0 XI X 3 A Truancy
[36]63 15 3 XIII XII I 8 B Petit larceny
[36]64 16 1 VIII.8 VIII 5 B Trespass
65 16 4 XII XII 6 B Incorrigibility
[36]66 15 0 XI.4 XI[35] 6 B Trespass
[36]67 14 5 IX.9 IX[35] 3 A Incorrigibility
68 16 0 XI.4 XI 9 B Disorderly conduct
[36]69 16 0 XIII XIII 8 B Grand larceny
[36]70 15 7 XI.4 XI[35] 7 B Jumping on train
71 15 8 XI.6 XI[35] 6 A Disorderly conduct
72 16 7 XIII XIII[35] 10   Taking auto.
[36]73 15 11 XII.2 XII 6 A Truancy
[36]74 13 1 X.4 X[35] 3 A Truancy
[36]75 14 10 XI.6 XI 5 A Truancy
[36]76 11 4 VIII.8 VIII 3 A Incorrigibility
[36]77 10 3 XI XI 4 A Petit larceny
[36]78 13 4 X.8 X[35] 4 A Petit larceny
79 15 5 XII XII 7 A Indecent Conduct
[36]80 15 4 XI.4 XI[35] 5 A Furnishing Liquor
[36]81 11 0 XII XII 5 B Malicious destruction of property
[36]82 12 5 IX.8 IX[35] 4 B Petit larceny
[36]83 11 7 XI.4 XI 4 A Truancy
84 13 8 XI XI[35] 6 B Incorrigibility
85 16 4 XII XII 11 A Petit larceny
86 11 4 XI.4 XI[35] 5 A Malicious destruction of property
[36]87 13 9 XI.4 XI 6 B Petit larceny
[36]88 14 0 XI.2 XI 8 A Burglary
89 16 5 X X 5 B Taking auto plug
90 14 9 XIII XIII 6 A Petit larceny
91 13 10 X.4 X 4 B Carrying dangerous weapons
[36]92 15 4 XI.6 XI[35] 6 B Truancy
93 15 11 XIII XIII 8 B Truancy
94 12 10 XII XII 4 B Incorrigibility
[36]95 10 10 IX.2 VIII[35] 3 A Petit larceny
[36]96 12 4 XII.2 XII 7 B Petit larceny
[36]97 15 7 XIII XIII 9 A Burglary
98 14 9 XII XII 8 B Incorrigibility
[36]99 11 0 XI.2 XI[35] 5 B Incorrigibility
100 13 7 X.2 X 5 B Petit larceny
101 10 9 VIII VII 3 B Breaking & entering
[36]102 15 1 XIII XIII 7 A Truancy
103 15 5 XI.6 XI[35] 10 B Incorrigibility
104 9 7 IX VIII[35] 4 B Incorrigibility
105 15 10 XI.6 XI 7 A Receiving stolen property
106 15 10 XII.2 XII 5 B Incorrigibility
107 12 2 XII.2 XII 7 B Vagrancy
108 13 1 X.8 X 5 B Truancy
[36]109 13 9 X.6 X[35] 5 B Petit larceny
[36]110 15 10 XI.4 XI 6 A Malicious destruction of property
[36]111 12 6 XI.2 XI 5 B Petit larceny
112 10 9 XII XII 4 A Sweeping grain car
113 15 2 XIII XIII 9 B Trespass
114 12 10 XII.2 XII 5 B Incorrigibility
115 14 7 XI.6 XI[35] 7 B Incorrigibility
[36]116 15 10 XI.4 XI 7 A Incorrigibility
[36]117 13 9 XII XII 4 A Incorrigibility
[36]118 9 1 XI.2 XI[35] 5 B Incorrigibility
[36]119 16 11 XI X[35] 7 B Disorderly conduct
[36]120 13 3 XII.2 XII 6 B Truancy
[36]121 9 9 IX.6 VIII[35] 4 B Sweeping grain car
[36]122 11 9 X.8 X 3 B Sweeping grain car
[36]123 10 3 X.2 X 4 A Truancy

35.  Passed all tests at the basal age. The others passed all but one test at the basal age.

36.  Repeater.