In Contrast to Gardner's Idea of Several Independent Intelligences Dealing

question 53

Multiple Choice

In contrast to Gardner's idea of several independent intelligences dealing with different intellectual content, Sternberg's theory involves

• A)cognitive processes comprised by intelligence.
• B)three aspects of intelligence.
• C)only one type of intelligence.
• D)biological-based forms of intelligence.

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Definitions:

Religious Differences

Variations in beliefs, practices, and doctrines among different faiths or within a single religious tradition.

Legal Systems

The comprehensive set of rules and principles that govern a society, including laws, regulations, and judicial decisions.

Ethical

Relating to moral principles or the branch of knowledge dealing with these, often guiding conduct in a manner considered right or acceptable.

International Business

Commercial transactions that occur across national borders, involving the exchange of goods, services, or information.