Howard Gardner's Theory of Intelligence Focuses On

question 111

Multiple Choice

Howard Gardner's theory of intelligence focuses on:

• A) the existence of a general intelligence.
• B) three kinds of intelligences that include the analytic, creative, and practical intelligences.
• C) the existence of multiple intelligences that includes linguistic, musical, and spatial intelligences.
• D) the existence of multiple intelligences that includes emotional, vocational, and logical- mathematical intelligences.

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Definitions:

Different Perspectives

Viewing situations, issues, or concepts from various angles or viewpoints to gain a broader understanding.

Narrative Therapist

A professional who employs narrative therapy, a therapeutic approach that encourages patients to tell their stories and see their problems as separate from themselves.

Constructivist Therapies

Psychotherapeutic approaches focusing on how people construct their own worldview and reality, highlighting personal meaning-making in coping with life challenges.

Psychoanalytic Therapists

Therapists who use theories and techniques based on the psychoanalytic tradition, focusing on unconscious processes influencing behavior.