Research with gifted children has shown that
A. many children would benefit from some combination of acceleration and enrichment.
B. gifted children have different kinds of minds than other children.
C. other children would not benefit from the kinds of programs offered to gifted children.
D. present methods of identifying gifted children for special programs have proven validity.
Answer: A
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A. a gene-environment interaction B. environments influencing gene expression C. a passive gene-environment correlation D. an evocative gene-environment correlation
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a. Jean Piaget. b. Lawrence Kohlberg. c. Erik Erikson. d. Sigmund Freud.
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