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rage to master: a standalone construct

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Creativity research

the intense intrinsic drive of gifted children to work in their domain of talent, part of Winner's account of giftedness.

In creativity research, rage to master refers to the intense intrinsic drive of gifted children to work in their domain of talent, part of Winner's account of giftedness. This meaning comes from Winner (1996) in Gifted Children.[1]

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  1. Winner, E. (1996). Gifted Children. Basic Books. ISBN 9780465017607

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