What Is the Difference Between a Prodigy and a Person

question 49

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a prodigy and a person with savant syndrome?

• A) The prodigy is a label reserved for adults, while a savant is a label reserved for children
• B) The prodigy is usually of normal overall intelligence, while the savant is usually of below-average intelligence.
• C) The savant is usually of normal overall intelligence, while the prodigy is usually of below-average intelligence.
• D) The savant is a label reserved for adults, while a prodigy is a label reserved for children.

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Definitions:

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