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Miles (May 20, 1890-October 11, 1984) - Stanford University
(B.A., 1911) - Stanford University (M.A. in German language and
literature, 1913) - Stanford University (Ph.D., 1925) - Under
Lewis Terman - Spent a year at the University of Jena and the
University of Berlin (1914) - Instructor to full professor, the
College of the Pacific (1915-1920) - Chief psychologist for the
Central Mental Hygiene Clinic in Cincinnati General Hospital,
the Children’s Hospital, and the Diagnostic Center of the
Veterans Bureau (1925-1927) - Research Associate to Terman on
the project leading to the construction of the Terman-Miles M-F
Test at Stanford University (1927-1932) - Clinical Professor of
Psychology, Yale University (1932-1953) - Sole-authored Volume 2
of Terman's Genetic Studies of Genius - Calculated IQ estimates
for 301 historic geniuses - Est