When Terman compared the most successful gifted subjects to the least successful, the two groups differed primarily in
A)persistence and motivation.
B)adult intelligence scores.
C)special talents for music and art.
D)leadership abilities.

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Terman's longitudinal study on gifted children, known as the Terman Study, found that the most significant factors distinguishing the most successful individuals from the least successful were non-intellectual traits such as persistence and motivation, rather than differences in intelligence scores, special talents, or leadership abilities.

When Terman Compared the Most Successful Gifted Subjects to the Least