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Other studies have found no differences between gifted children and those not identified as gifted--for example, in self-concept (Tong & Yewchuck, 1996), distress and maladjustment (LoCicero & Ashby, 2000), and coping with stressors, although gifted individuals used problem-solving strategies more often (Preuss & Dubow, 2003). These traits may pose health risks including the increased chance of physical injury and psychological maladjustment. Marital conflict, ineffective parenting, and children's and adolescents' maladjustment. |
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