Gardner's Theory of Intelligence

question 37

Multiple Choice

Gardner's theory of intelligence

• A) ignores the developmental history of distinct intelligences.
• B) presents a narrow view of intelligence.
• C) emphasizes general intelligence.
• D) has important implications for education.

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Definitions:

Client-Visits

The number of times clients go to a business or service provider's location within a specified period.

Planning Budget

An estimate of the income and expenditure for a set period of time, used for setting financial targets and objectives.

Wages and Salaries

Regular payments made by employers to employees in exchange for their work or services.

Activity Variance

The difference between planned or budgeted costs and the actual costs based on the level of activity or volume, used in variance analysis.