What is the difference between a prodigy and a person with savant syndrome?
a. The prodigy is a label reserved for adults, while a savant is a label reserved for children
b. The prodigy is usually of normal overall intelligence, while the savant is usually of below-average intelligence.
c. The savant is usually of normal overall intelligence, while the prodigy is usually of below-average intelligence.
d. The savant is a label reserved for adults, while a prodigy is a label reserved for children.
Answer: B
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a. genetic factors 2. b. environmental factors 3. c. sociocultural factors 4. d. an interaction of many factors
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a. history. b. maturation. c. statistical regression. d. selection.