Someone with Brain Damage Could Lose Language Abilities, but May

question 36

Multiple Choice

Someone with brain damage could lose language abilities, but may still maintain other skills and abilities, like math or creativity. Which concept of intelligence is supported by evidence like this?

• A) Cattell and Horn's fluid and crystalized intelligences
• B) Galton's emphasis on sensory abilities
• C) Gardner's multiple intelligence theory
• D) Sternberg's triarchic theory

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Definitions:

Exchange Theory

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Matching Hypothesis

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Swipe Sites

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Relationship Churning

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