Personality Factors Related to Underachievement in College Freshmen of High Intellectual Ability

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What factors contribute to the underachievement of highly intelligent college students? In this groundbreaking study, Rahe Bassett Corlis explores the relationship between personality traits and academic performance, drawing on data from a group of college freshmen with high IQ scores. This book offers valuable insights for educators, parents, and anyone interested in understanding how individual differences can affect academic success.

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