Why do some researchers argue against equating giftedness strictly with academic achievement?
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Correct answer: Because giftedness can be domain-specific and varied
Giftedness may manifest in non-academic domains such as creativity, leadership, arts, and different strengths — academic grades alone may not reflect all potential.
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