Henry Herbart Goddard's "Solution" to Preventing Feebleminded People from Ruining

Multiple Choice

Henry Herbart Goddard's "solution" to preventing feebleminded people from ruining America's genetic stock involved

A) forced sterilization for all people considered "morons."
B) segregation and institutionalization of the feebleminded so they could not reproduce.
C) forced intelligence quotient (IQ) testing and public identification of all people considered to be feebleminded.
D) testing of individuals born in high-risk groups shortly after birth and at specific intervals to track their level of functioning.