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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.9
How could one challenge Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences?
It lacks empirical evidence supporting distinct 'intelligences' instead of varied personal talents or preferences for learning styles.
It highly emphasizes on kinesthetic intelligence over others forms of intelligences.
It overlooks linguistic and logical-mathematical intelligences completely.
It neglects interpersonal and intrapersonal dimensions in determining overall intellectuality.
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