Compared to the children in other families, the Kallikak children showed ______ proportionality of becoming criminal.

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The Kallikak family study, conducted by psychologist Henry H. Goddard, suggested a higher proportionality of becoming criminal among the descendants of the "feeble-minded" branch of the family, compared to the general population or other families not identified as "feeble-minded." This study has been widely criticized for its methodology and conclusions, but according to Goddard's findings, the answer is higher.

Compared to the Children in Other Families, the Kallikak Children