Child Development and Pedagogy · Multiple Intelligences Theory
Which of the following observations supports Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences?
- 1Different intelligences are naturally hierarchical and can be evaluated linearly.
- 2Damage to one distinct part of the brain affects only one specific ability while leaving others intact.✓
- 3Intelligence is strictly a singular triarchic interaction of analytical, creative, and practical dimensions.
- 4All intelligences operate similarly and lack distinct distinctiveness.
Correct answer
Damage to one distinct part of the brain affects only one specific ability while leaving others intact.
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