Someone Who Suffers Localized Brain Damage May Lose Certain Cognitive

Multiple Choice

Someone who suffers localized brain damage may lose certain cognitive abilities while retaining functions in other cognitive domains. This supports Gardner's contention that

A) people have multiple intelligences.
B) intelligence is a unified cognitive entity.
C) some intelligences are determined by biological factors, while other intelligences are determined by environmental factors.
D) there are three types of intelligence, supporting his triarchic theory of intelligence.