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What is intelligent behaviour for Kaylee, who lives in the midwestern United States, is not necessarily what would be intelligent behaviour for Salina, who lives in Kenya. This cultural difference in what would be considered intelligent behaviour is addressed by
A) Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence.
B) psychometric theories of intelligence.
C) Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences.
D) Spearman's general factor of intelligence.

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