Howard Gardner Began the Line of Inquiry That Led to His

Multiple Choice

Howard Gardner began the line of inquiry that led to his theory of multiple forms of intelligence because

A) he felt the single-general-intelligence approach did not adequately model the real world.
B) no one in the academic world was satisfied with the general intelligence model.
C) his application for college was rejected because of a low IQ score.
D) people with low IQs achieved the greatest successes.