The Longitudinal Study Conducted by Lewis Terman (1925) of Approximately

Multiple Choice

The longitudinal study conducted by Lewis Terman (1925) of approximately 1,500 children with high IQ scores found

A) children with high IQ scores were frequently ill.
B) high IQ scores in childhood were predictive of success in adulthood.
C) children with high IQ scores generally had few friends.
D) no conclusions could be made based on IQ scores.