Mara L. Southern

TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe personality characteristics of very bright adults and show that bright adults are more likely to be introverted than introverted ones, while being less likely to seek extracurricular activities.

TL;DR: Random samples of freshmen at a junior college and a university were administered 5 scales from the California Psychological Inventory in 1958–60, and to similarly obtained samples from the same institutions in 1970–71, and significant decade differences in mean scores by sex group were obtained.

TL;DR: In this article, four groups of college-age women were used to determine the relationship between absence of father in childhood and adult self-concept and interpersonal relationships with men, and the results revealed no significant differences among groups in most areas of selfconcept or interpersonal relationship with both older and age-peer men.

TL;DR: On the whole, the hippie sample's scores were interpreted as indicating exaggerated personality characteristics common to today's college youth.