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Howard Gardner challenged the notion that:

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1individuals possess different types of intelligence in varying degrees
2there are multiple forms of intelligence
3intelligence is a broad concept that is not unitary
4intelligence is pre-determined and fixed✓

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intelligence is pre-determined and fixed

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