Robinson suggests labeling children with high IQs (130 to 150), but without extraordinary ability in any one area, as

Name: Robinson suggests labeling children with high IQs (130 to 150), but without extraordinary ability in any one area, as
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Robinson specifically uses the term "garden-variety gifted" to refer to children with high IQs but without any extraordinary ability in any one area. This suggests that this is the appropriate label for this group of children.

Robinson Suggests Labeling Children with High IQs (130 to 150)