The Final Results in Terman's Longitudinal Study Found

question 37

Multiple Choice

The final results in Terman's longitudinal study found

• A) the study group, in their sixties and seventies, were superior in health, psychological well-being and survival rates to the general population.
• B) the study group, in their sixties and seventies, were now equal in health, psychological well-being and survival rates to the general populations.
• C) as the study group grew older, the women in the group functioned more as gifted underachievers.
• D) the study group was superior in financial accomplishments, but not in health or survival rates.

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