Sternberg's Research on Intelligence Suggests All of the Following EXCEPT

question 198

Multiple Choice

Sternberg's research on intelligence suggests all of the following EXCEPT that

• A)the three separate aspects of intelligence can each be reliably measured.
• B)the three separate aspects of intelligence are relatively independent.
• C)the three aspects of intelligence are better predictors of student success than traditional IQ tests.
• D)assessing the three separate aspects of intelligence could improve the prediction of intelligent behavior in the real world.

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