Terman's studies of 1500 California children with IQ scores over 135 indicated that these high-scoring children

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Terman's studies found that high-scoring children were generally well-adjusted, with good social skills, self-confidence, and emotional stability. They were also physically healthy and tended to come from families with high socioeconomic status. However, the studies did not examine creativity or math grades, so options C and D cannot be supported.

Terman's Studies of 1500 California Children with IQ Scores Over