What Did Terman's Groundbreaking Longitudinal Study of Gifted Children Accomplish

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Multiple Choice

What did Terman's groundbreaking longitudinal study of gifted children accomplish?

• A) It introduced the use of IQ tests for academic purposes.
• B) It proved that gifted children and adults are more prone to mental illnesses or odd behaviour than other groups.
• C) It contradicted the idea that child prodigies "burn out" in adulthood.
• D) It demonstrated genius is the only factor that influences real success in life.

Describe the cognitive developments that occur during adolescence.

Understand the concept of morality and its stages as proposed by Kohlberg.

Identify the social and emotional challenges of adolescence.

Compare and contrast moral reasoning at different stages of development.

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Definitions:

Discriminate

To treat someone differently or unjustly based on personal characteristics, such as race, age, gender, or religion, that are irrelevant to their ability to perform a job.

Coerce Employees

The act of compelling employees to act in a certain manner through force or threats, often undermining their autonomy or consent.

Contribute Financially

To provide monetary resources or support to a cause, project, or entity.

Craft Unions

Labor unions representing workers in specific trades or crafts, focusing on skills training, certification, and industry-specific labor issues.