2016年9月20日 · Ericsson and Pool argue that, with the exception of height and body size, the idea that we are limited by genetic factors—innate talent—is a pernicious myth.

2014年7月15日 · Natural talent, those authors concluded in their study, is more important than practice. We found that deliberate practice explained 26% of the variance in performance for games, 21% for music,...

2008年6月7日 · Practice that is focused, productive, goal directed and where you can receive constant feedback. This is actually quite a different view from the earliest ability researchers such as...

2023年5月22日 · In almost every discipline, success comes from a combination of talent and grit. But if you listen to most famous figures describe their life journeys, you’ll soon hear them waxing lyrical about...

2024年12月23日 · Natural talents, often called innate abilities, are those skills that seem to come effortlessly. These are the things you excel at without much conscious effort or training.

2013年12月1日 · In general, we propose that the innate talent assumption implies talent management with a strong focus on the identification and retention of talent, whereas the acquired talent assumption implies a strong focus on the development of talent.

2013年9月26日 · This chapter pursues two main goals: (a) demonstrate that natural abilities—and their outstanding expression as gifts—really exist (the mainstream Pronat position), and that recent attacks by a few researchers who deny their existence (the Antinat position) can be easily parried empirically; (b) expose questionable scholarly behavior by some Ant...

In the current paper, we present an account that addresses 2 of the primary questions inspired by this debate: (a) the very existence of innate talents and (b) how exceptional abilities are developed.

1998年7月1日 · Abstract: Investigations of innate talent should narrow the definition of talent to deal with constituent abilities, identify touchstone phenomena, and provide detailed explanations of these ...

2013年12月1日 · In this section, we will present theories and evidence by researchers who advocate for the innate nature of talent. Note, however, that none of these authors completely neglects the role of ...