Modern Definitions of Giftedness Differ from the Traditional Definition of Giftedness

question 79

Multiple Choice

Modern definitions of giftedness differ from the traditional definition of giftedness in that modern definitions of giftedness

• A) are based solely on IQ scores.
• B) are based on convergent thinking ability.
• C) are narrower.
• D) include exceptional talent in areas such as art, music, creative writing, and dance.

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Definitions:

Cross-modal Transference

The ability to transfer information gained through one sensory modality to another, enhancing cognitive processing and perception.

Unimodal Identification

The process of recognizing objects, concepts, or sensations based on a single sensory input or modality.

Visual-recognition Memory

The ability to recognize previously encountered visual stimuli, enabling identification and categorization of objects, faces, and patterns.

Linguistic Intelligence

One of Howard Gardner's multiple intelligences, characterized by an individual's ability to use language effectively for communication, expression, and understanding complex meanings.