Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory Provides a More Global View of Intelligence

question 74

Multiple Choice

Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory provides a more global view of intelligence emphasizing the:

• A) Belief that intelligence can include strengths in multiple areas like your ability to use your body, musical skills and interpersonal skills.
• B) Belief that verbal skills are the most important ones.
• C) Belief that verbal and math skills are the most important ones.
• D) Belief that current intelligence tests do a very good job at assessing multiple intelligences.

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