Terman's longitudinal study of intellectually gifted school ...

[B]

Terman's longitudinal study of intellectually gifted school children showed that, in the long run, they were
 
  a. impatient with others and rarely socialized.
  b. frail, suffering from chronic health problems.
  c. less mature than peers in making moral judgments.
  d. highly successful in various aspects of life.

Question 2

Terman's gifted children showed longitudinal evidence of
 
  a. being better adjusted emotionally than their peers.
  b. trouble in their interpersonal relationships.
  c. general unhappiness with their life.
  d. severe emotional instability.

[joshbk44]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A

[B]

Excellent

[helenmarkerine]

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