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Twice exceptional children are not always identified for the following reasons EXCEPT ________.
◦ they are identified as having a disability but not as gifted because the disability masks the giftedness
◦ they are not identified at all, as their parents do not want them bullied in general education
◦ they are identified as gifted but not as having a disability because the giftedness masks the disability
◦ they are not identified at all, as each condition, masks the other
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