During the 1980’s, Howard Gardner asserted that a singular measure of intelligence does not exist. Instead, Gardner believed that separate, independent intelligences exist. What theory of intelligence does this describe?
Explanation
Answer: C -This describes the multiple intelligence theory. Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences asserts that separate, independent intelligences exist. According to Gardner, a person with high linguistic intelligence, for example, will be better at verbal communication than a person with high mathematical intelligence, who will excel at systems and logic.
