Child Prodigies and Exceptional Early AchieversFree Press, 1990 - 255 pages An investigation of exceptional early ability which draws upon both historical and contemporary examples of child prodigies. The author demonstrates the varied fields in which achievement is possible and considers the role of environment, genetic inheritance and stimulating mentors. |
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Exceptional Abilities | 178 |
The Problem of the Prodigy | 200 |
Bibliography | 220 |
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