Gardner Defines Intelligence in Terms of

question 101

Multiple Choice

Gardner defines intelligence in terms of

• A) three interacting skills: componential, experiential, and contextual.
• B) 180 unique intellectual factors organized along three dimensions.
• C) at least eight independent intelligences that are based on distinct sets of processing operations.
• D) a pyramid with g at the top, broad abilities in the second tier, and narrow abilities in the third tier.

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Definitions:

Wide-Scale Change

Significant modifications or transformations affecting large areas, systems, or populations.

Social Innovation

The development and implementation of novel solutions to social problems that aim to enhance society's capacity to act.

Teaching

The act or profession of educating students, imparting knowledge or skills to others through various methodologies.

Creative Destruction

A concept in economics that refers to the process through which new innovations lead to the demise of older technologies and economic structures.