Research Indicates That Becoming an Expert on Something Requires

question 5

Multiple Choice

Research indicates that becoming an expert on something requires

• A) inborn talent specific to the area of expertise.
• B) overall intelligence in the top 1%.
• C) an unusual degree of emotional stability.
• D) about 10 years of concentrated practice.

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Definitions:

Malathion

A chemical compound used as an insecticide, particularly effective against mosquitoes but also posing potential risks to human health and the environment.

Chlorinated Hydrocarbons

A group of chemical compounds that contain chlorine, carbon, and hydrogen, used in industrial applications but known for their environmental persistence and potential toxicity.

Aldrin

A highly toxic substance once used as an insecticide and rodenticide, now banned or restricted in many countries due to its environmental impact.

Dieldrin

A highly toxic, chlorinated, organic compound once widely used as an insecticide and pesticide before being banned due to environmental and health concerns.