The Broadening of the Notion of Intelligence Through Gardner's Theory

Multiple Choice

The broadening of the notion of intelligence through Gardner's theory has been useful for all of the following reasons EXCEPT it has:

A) led to more critical thinking about what we mean by intelligence.
B) led to a focus on teaching children practical strategies for improving their abilities.
C) clarified the difference between domains of intelligence and talents.
D) forced psychologists to go beyond "g."