What follows is the editor's view of how eminence may be achieved and why it occurs far less frequently than we have any reason to expect from the sheer numbers of known and identified gifted and talented children.
An edition of Genius and Eminence
(1992)
Genius and eminence
2nd ed.
by Robert Albert
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