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.
ANSWER: a
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