Having a High IQ Doesn't Always Guarantee Success

question 142

Multiple Choice

Having a high IQ doesn't always guarantee success.Terman and Oden examined the most and least successful men in their sample of gifted individuals.The most successful were ________.

• A)more goal-oriented and persistent
• B)introverted
• C)less interested in social relationships
• D)none of these

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Definitions:

Historic Causality

The investigation and understanding of cause and effect as they relate to historical events and developments.

Historical Constants

Features or factors within society that remain largely unchanged over time, serving as a foundation for understanding historical dynamics.

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Quantified Focus

The emphasis on measurable or quantifiable aspects of a subject, often employing statistics and data analysis to understand and assess phenomena.