APPENDIX V
ANALYSIS OF TABLE ON FAMILY STRUCTURE
There were among the sixty-eight girls:
| 7 | only children |
| 15 | youngest children |
| 5 | oldest children |
| 5 | with half brother or sister in the same household |
| 5 | whose mother was dead |
| 14 | whose father was dead |
| 3 | who were children of mother's second marriage |
| 2 | children of father's second marriage |
| 7 | whose mother had remarried |
| 5 | whose father had remarried |
| 4 | residence with both parents patrilocal |
| 8 | residence with both parents matrilocal |
| 9 | residence with mother only |
| 1 | residence with father only |
| 7 | parents divorced |
| 12 | residence with paternal relatives (without either parent)
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| 6 | residence with maternal relatives (without either parent)
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| 15, | or 30%, whose fathers were heads of households
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| 12 | who belonged to a qualified biological family (i.e., a family which during my stay on the island comprised only two relatives beside the parents and children).
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INTELLIGENCE TESTS USED
It was impossible to standardise any intelligence tests and consequently my results are quantitatively valueless. But as I had had some experience in the diagnostic use of tests, I found them useful in forming a preliminary estimate of the
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