The will-temperament of Indians
Garth, Thomas R., Barnard, Mary A.
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1926 · Volume 11 · Issue 6
Abstract
The Indian group consisted of 170 fullbloods from Indian Schools, about half from the Pueblos and the rest from Navahos, Apaches and Sioux, and equally divided between the sexes; compared with these were 101 white high-school students from Denver, likewise about equally divided as to sex. The Downey Group Will-Temperament Test was used. "The whites are more speedy in the test than are the Indians, they are quicker in making decisions, they are rather more (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2017 APA, all rights reserved)
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