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Labeling Theory

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2010-02-042023-10-22 ~ Frank J Peter ~ Leave a comment

It's a huge mistake to define "talent" only in terms of performance rather than potential... A mistake to define "talent" only in terms of inherited predispositions rather than the capacity to learn... to define "talent" only in terms of narrowly-defined capabilities rather than a view of the whole person. What, for example, is the fruit … Continue reading Labeling Theory

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