The statement, "Not all criminals are feeble-minded, but all feeble minded are at least potential criminals", was most likely said by the American advocate for intelligence testing _____?

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This statement is most closely associated with Lewis Terman, who was a prominent advocate for intelligence testing and the creator of the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale. Terman believed that intelligence was closely tied to criminal behavior and that feeble-minded individuals were more likely to engage in criminal activity.

The Statement, "Not All Criminals Are Feeble-Minded, but All Feeble