What Factor Separates Gardner's Concept of Intelligence from That of Sternberg's

question 89

Multiple Choice

What factor separates Gardner's concept of intelligence from that of Sternberg's theory?

• A) Sternberg's elements that comprise his triarchic theory of intelligence are connected, whereas Gardner's are separate and independent.
• B) Sternberg's theory is too comprehensive , whereas Gardner's is more simple. .
• C) Sternberg's elements are independent of each other, whereas Gardner's elements depend on the development of each element.
• D) Sternberg's theory is untested, whereas Gardner's theory is universally accepted.