22. Back in 1920s, Psychologist Lewis Terman explored the popular myth that gifted children have problems with social and emotional adjustment. He found
(A) his sample to be better adjusted than their less gifted peers.
(B) that gifted children had more problems with social adjustments as compared to their less gifted peers.
(C) that gifted children did not participate in athletic activities as compared to their less gifted peers.
(D) his sample was poorer on adjustment than their less gifted peers.