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robinn137

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Compared with children of average mental ability, the gifted children studied by Lewis Terman
  grew up to be adults who were superior to other persons in all of the following except
 
  A) marital happiness. B) physical and mental health.
  C) personal and social adjustment. D) fame as artists and composers.

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The House-Tree-Person (HTP) is a(n) __________ technique.
 
  A) construction B) apperception C) association D) inkblot



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Answer to Question 1

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