In 1921 Louis Terman published a book, Studies in Genius. The school children the book was based on had been chosen by their teachers as "the brightest in the class"and had then been found to have an IQ of 140 or higher. Subsequent writers have referred to this study as "what happens with kids who have IQs of 140 or more."Are the subsequent writers justified in their conclusion or not? Comments will be needed to support your answer.

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The Answer of In 1921 Louis Terman published a book, Studies in Genius. The school children the book was based on had been chosen by their teachers as "the brightest in the class"and had then been found to have an IQ of 140 or higher. Subsequent writers have referred to this study as "what happens with kids who have IQs of 140 or more."Are the subsequent writers justified in their conclusion or not? Comments will be needed to support your answer.

In 1921 Louis Terman Published a Book, Studies in Genius