Linda, age 12, is gifted in art. Her parents arrange for her to take a class in sculpture at a local college, but she does not take directions from the professor very well. While other students ask for support and guidance, Linda creates her sculptures totally on her own. Linda is demonstrating a characteristic of giftedness that Ellen Winner calls

A. a passion to master.
B. marching to her own drummer.
C. rapid information processing.
D. precocity.


Answer: B

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