Child Development and Pedagogy · Intelligence Theories
Howard Gardner proposed that:
- 1Intelligence is a practical, goal-oriented activity.
- 2Intelligence comprises seven distinct types in a strict hierarchical order.
- 3Intelligence is a single generic ability labeled as the 'g' factor.
- 4Intelligence comprises several distinct kinds of human abilities.✓
Correct answer
Intelligence comprises several distinct kinds of human abilities.
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