In Terman’s longitudinal study of 1,500 gifted children, Terman observed that, compared with average individuals, gifted individuals
A. had high-paying jobs but were lonely and unhappy.
B. were no more successful but were happier.
C. were no different than average individuals.
D. were more successful and healthier.
Answer:D
In Terman’s longitudinal study of 1,500 gifted children, Terman observed that, compared with average individuals, gifted individuals
A. had high-paying jobs but were lonely and unhappy. B. were no more successful but were happier. C. were no different than average individuals. D. were more successful and healthier.