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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.10
What is one criticism of Gardner's Multiple Intelligences Theory?
Everyone possesses exactly equal levels of each type of intelligence.
There is limited empirical evidence supporting distinct neurological structures for each proposed "intelligence."
It overly simplifies the concept of intelligence into just one or two types.
Its claim that people have multiple intelligences is universally rejected by psychologists.
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