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The prevalence of giftedness and talent is difficult to measure. Apparently, many students who qualify are unnoticed and unrecognized. Students in the following groups are likely underidentified with one exception. In general, which group is most likely to be represented appropriately?
A) Students who have disabilities
B) Adolescent girls
C) Students so highly gifted and talented as to be considered geniuses
D) Students from the majority culture

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Including Students with Special Needs: A Practical Guide for Classroom Teachers

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