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Consider Tony's intelligence according to Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence. Based on the case study and Sternberg's work, which of the following statements is most valid?
A) He is probably a bit lower in intelligence than his peers.
B) His intelligence is much higher than his peers.
C) His intelligence is probably about similar to that of his peers.
D) He is probably a bit higher in intelligence than his peers.

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