Child Prodigy

Definition
A child prodigy is a person who shows exceptional abilities in a specific field with little effort. His or her abilities should be comparable to those of a highly skilled adult.

Limitations
It is understood that a child is considered a prodigy at or before the age of 13. A child's talent is calculated as being relative to his or her age.

Controversies
Nature and Nurture
Researchers have often argued that environment (or nurture) plays the most important part in a child's development. Other researchers argue that child prodigies are the products of their own mind (or nature).

Fame and Normal Life
Some researchers claim that a child that gets a lot of attention does not grow up to be a normal adult. It has been argued that child prodigies do not have a normal adulthood because of the fame they achieve at a young age.

Examples:
Following are some examples of famous child prodigies:

Pablo Picasso, artist, composed Picador at age eight.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, composer, created music at the age of five.

Jean Piaget, psychologist, published a paper on the albino sparrow at 11.

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