Sternberg Developed Tests to Measure Three Types of Intelligence: Creative

question 121

Multiple Choice

Sternberg developed tests to measure three types of intelligence: creative, practical, and analytical. Critics argue

• A) we already have enough types of intelligence tests available.
• B) intelligence theory predicts four types of intelligence, so his tests are incomplete.
• C) the tests all correlate with each other and with traditional intelligence tests.
• D) the three tests do not correlate with each other, so they cannot be measuring intelligence.

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