Some Researchers Feel That the Abilities Gardner Calls "Intelligences" Are

question 60

Multiple Choice

Some researchers feel that the abilities Gardner calls "intelligences" are correlated enough with each other to

• A)represent only three distinct intelligences-verbal, quantitative, and analytical.
• B)justify thinking of intelligence as an abstract concept that cannot be studied.
• C)warrant more distinct types of intelligence.
• D)justify thinking of intelligence as a general factor.

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Definitions:

Need for Affiliation

A person's inherent desire to feel connected to others, seeking social bonds and meaningful relationships.

Need for Achievement

A psychological trait that drives individuals to achieve goals and excel in their endeavors.

Desire to Excel

The strong motivation or ambition to surpass others or oneself in performance or achievement.

Acquired Needs Theory

A motivational theory that categorizes an individual's specific needs into three categories: achievement, affiliation, and power.