Psychologist Lewis Terman Tracked 1,500 California Schoolchildren with High IQs

Multiple Choice

Psychologist Lewis Terman tracked 1,500 California schoolchildren with high IQs throughout their lives. The general finding was that high:

A) intelligence can contribute to success in life but motivation and other personality factors are equally important.
B) intelligence is related to social and personal maladjustment, physical weakness, and mental instability.
C) IQ scores in schoolchildren had virtually no predictive value of success in adult life.
D) IQ scores were the best predictors of alcoholism, drug taking, and antisocial behavior.