Ratings of below 3 (average or less) were given for—
Health Generosity and unselfishness
Physical energy Fondness for large groups
Musical appreciation
The only striking differences between the two sets of ratings are in sense of humor and appreciation of beauty, in which C was rated low by the teacher and high by the author. It appears to the Editor, who also has a more or less intimate acquaintance with C, that a composite of these ratings, made when the child was 11 years old, gave an adequate portrayal of him as an adult of 27.
April 18, 1925
At the age of 11 years 10 months, C was again given the Stanford-Binet examination by L. S. H. His score was 18 years 6 months, and he was recorded as being "no longer measured" by this test.
January 16, 1926
At this time C was in a private high school, being then 12 years 7 months old.
On these data his score in Army Alpha (Form 5) was 195 points.
He was given an early form of the IER Test for Superior Adults, CAVD, and the score is given as 43.5 (perhaps this should be 435). The comment of the scorer in the Institute of Educational Research was: "This puts the boy well into the college graduate class. He excels about 75 per cent of the Yale Law freshmen."
January 26, 1927