Abstract

This research captures the diversity of family patterns among gifted adolescents (IQ ≥ 130). Data on the perceived parental's support and investment in schooling, family relationships and sociobiographic characteristics were collected by questionnaire from 255 French junior high school gifted students (48 girls, 207 boys), aged 9 to 15 (M = 12.5; SD = 1.51). A hierarchical cluster analysis highlights the existence of four types differentiated, thereby going against a standardized and stereotypical representation of this population.

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