Galenson's (2006)work shows that the production of great works has more to do with which of the following characteristics of the artist rather than with his or her age?

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Galenson's work suggests that the production of great works is more closely related to the artist's personality and approach rather than their age or other factors such as education or social and economic status. Galenson argues that there are two types of artists: "conceptual" and "experimental" and that these two types approach their work differently. Conceptual artists tend to produce their best works earlier in life, while experimental artists tend to have more success later in life after a period of trial and error. Therefore, it is the artist's personality and approach that determine their productivity and success in creating great works, rather than external factors such as age or education.

Galenson's (2006)work Shows That the Production of Great Works Has