In his theory of multiple intelligences, Howard Gardner argued for their distinctiveness based on ...

In his theory of multiple intelligences, Howard Gardner argued for their distinctiveness based on all these qualities EXCEPT
 
  a. abilities tend to remain stable over long intervals.
  b. brain injuries tend to affect particular intelligences.
  c. abilities follow their own developmental timetables.
  d. savants are strong in one ability but weak in others.

Question 2

Ross Well is from planet Omega-Z. Omegazoids are empaths who have the ability to infer humans' temperaments, emotions, or intentions. In Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences, Ross will score high in ______ intelligence.
 
  a. interpersonal
  b. logical-mathematical
  c. naturalist
  d. linguistic

Question 3

Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences identifies ____ types of intelligence.
 
  a. four to six
  b. seven to nine
  c. 10 to 12
  d. 64 to 81

Question 4

In Sternberg's triarchic theory, a person's improved information processing with experience reflects ____ of experiential components.
 
  a. dynamic assessment
  b. the gradual decay
  c. automation
  d. compensatory intervention

Question 5

An intelligence test is free from cultural bias when the items' ____ is equal for people of various cultures.
 
  a. fluidity
  b. familiarity
  c. difficulty
  d. triarchicality

Question 6

In Sternberg's triarchic theory, the person's efficiency at thinking reflects the ____ component.
 
  a. test norms
  b. experiential
  c. contextual
  d. componential (information-processing)

Question 7

The person's familiarity with material from which intelligence items are derived reflects the ______ component.
 
  a. experiential
  b. componential (information-processing)
  c. contextual
  d. stereotype-threat