β Scribed by Kathy J. Rysiew; Bruce M. Shore; Rebecca T. Leeb
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The giftedness and careerβchoice literatures have traditionally spoken in different terms about the same phenomenon, multipotentiality. Multipotentialed individuals have numerous and diverse abilities and interests. Appropriate interventions are necessary to help them cope successfully with the abundance of career choices available to them. This review links the giftedness and careerβchoice literatures through a discussion of the concept of multipotentiality and explores ensuing practical implications and challenges to the overall idea.
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