How Are Sternberg's and Gardner's Theories of Intelligence Different from Other

question 6

Multiple Choice

How are Sternberg's and Gardner's theories of intelligence different from other theories of intelligence?

• A) Neither includes a measure of analytical ability.
• B) Both propose types of intelligence that are not measured by the WAIS or Stanford-Binet.
• C) Both include at least three abilities that are not considered mental abilities.
• D) All the answers are correct.

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Definitions:

Industry level agreements

Negotiated arrangements between labor unions and employers or employers' associations that determine wages and working conditions at the sector or industry level.

Bargaining unit size

Bargaining unit size refers to the number of employees represented by a union or collective bargaining agent, influencing the scope and leverage in negotiations with employers.

Social partnership arrangement

is a cooperative engagement between various stakeholders, such as governments, employers, and unions, aiming to achieve economic and social objectives through consensus and collaboration.

Stability

The state of being stable, often relating to economic or social conditions that are not subject to sudden changes or volatility.