I’d be very interested to know who was studied for those results.
It’s easy to imagine that people at the highest end simply weren’t available to be selected for the study.
It’s easy to imagine that people at the highest end simply weren’t available to be selected for the study.
If I'm summarizing correctly, the Terman survey includes a group of 856 boys and 672 girls born around 1910 and selected in 1921-1922 who were followed until 1991.
Chances of someone from this thousand people being among the highest end are indeed pretty small.