Mental giftedness could equate to a high IQ, special skill sets
or talents, abilities to teach others, habits of grasping knowledge
and using it to other benefits
Mental giftedness could equate to a high IQ, special skill sets
or talents, abilities to teach others, habits of grasping knowledge
and using it to other benefits
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Giftedness is typically thought to result from a combination of genetic factors and environmental influences. Some children may be born with certain abilities or predispositions that contribute to giftedness, but supportive and stimulating environments also play a key role in developing and nurturing these talents. It is believed that both nature and nurture contribute to the development of giftedness in children.
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Colleen O'Brien has written:
'Asperger's syndrome or giftedness?'
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There is a word Giftedness (which is a noun) meaning having special
talent and ability
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An IQ of 20 - 49 used to be classed as "Imbecile".