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Howard Gardner's address: Psychology Service, 14th floor, Veterans Administration Hospital, 150 So. Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02130. This research was supported in part by Harvard Project Zero, the Livingston Fund, the Milton Fund, and the National Institutes of Health, (Grants NS11408-01 and NS2548-01). We thank Dr. Frank Benson and Dr. Harold Goodglass for constructive comments.
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