All of the Following Are Ways in Which Thurstone's Theory

question 351

Multiple Choice

All of the following are ways in which Thurstone's theory of intelligence differed from Gardner's EXCEPT

• A) Gardner supposed that intelligence is stable throughout life, while Thurstone supposed that intelligence can increase or decrease throughout life.
• B) Gardner argued for several types of intelligence, while Thurstone argued for one intelligence with many facets.
• C) Gardner believed that intelligence should be tested in the natural environment, while Thurstone believed that intelligence can be tested in the lab.
• D) Gardner acknowledged the cultural influence on intelligence, while Thurstone did not.

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