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Understanding Gifted Children with Stable and Unstable Executive Functions,haviour, and for achieving superior performance. At the same time, however, out-of-the-ordinary solutions are often due precisely to out-of-the-ordinary executive functions. Different patterns of appropriate neural networks may be beneficial in different situations, but there is a minimum below whic

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Understanding and Supporting the Homosexual and Trans-sexual Gifted Child and Adolescent, Non-cisgender gifted have come into the center of giftedness research only around the last decade of the twentieth century, a long time after other sub-subjects of giftedness, such as gender, twice-exceptionality, emotional- and psychiatric problems of the gifted have been already a main part of bo

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3. Kapitel: Formelle Fusionskontrolle,h autism spectrum disorders (Boschi et al., Front. Psychol. 7:1605, .). The co-occurrence of giftedness and autism is the prototype of what can be described as the oddly behaving gifted individual. Extraordinariness is mostly treated as a disorder by the normality-expecting community until it manife

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Josef Bergmann,Chr. Marschik (Professor) Non-cisgender gifted have come into the center of giftedness research only around the last decade of the twentieth century, a long time after other sub-subjects of giftedness, such as gender, twice-exceptionality, emotional- and psychiatric problems of the gifted have been already a main part of bo