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Question 1

What determines where a person's actual IQ score falls within the reaction range?

◦ environmental factors
◦ genetic factors
◦ both environmental and genetic factors
◦ neither environmental nor genetic factors

Question 2

What did Terman find when he studied a group of gifted kids for several decades into adulthood?

◦ They tended to be above average in emotional adjustment, mental health, and social maturity.
◦ They tended to be below average in height, weight, strength, and social maturity.
◦ They tended to fit the stereotype of an intellectually gifted individual.
◦ They tended to be above average in height, weight, strength, physical health, emotional adjustment, mental health, and social maturity.
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