Goddard,along with several leading scientists of the day,believed that feeble-minded individuals should:

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Goddard was a prominent advocate of eugenics, a movement that believed in improving human genetic traits through selective breeding or forced sterilization of those deemed "unfit." As such, he believed that feeble-minded individuals should not be allowed to reproduce, as their children might inherit their intellectual disabilities. This belief was in line with the eugenic policies of the time, which were later discredited and condemned for their discriminatory and often racist implications.

Goddard,along with Several Leading Scientists of the Day,believed That Feeble-Minded