The Role of Insight in Intellectual Giftedness
@article{Davidson1984TheRO, title={The Role of Insight in Intellectual Giftedness}, author={J. E. Davidson and R. J. Sternberg}, journal={Gifted Child Quarterly}, year={1984}, volume={28}, pages={58 - 64} }
retarded. If our claim is correct, then the continuity of intelligence assumed by IQ tests may be masking a particularly important set of skills that distinguish the intellectually gifted from the intellectually average or subaverage. We propose here a subtheory of intellectual giftedness based upon the centrality of insight skills in giftedness. We refer to our proposal as a &dquo;subtheory&dquo; in order to emphasize our view that, although insight skills represent an important part of the… CONTINUE READING
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