One of the Consequences of Accepting the Idea That Intelligence

Multiple Choice

One of the consequences of accepting the idea that intelligence is made up of separate and independent abilities is that

A) it becomes much easier to design an intelligence test based on this principle.
B) we no longer need to worry about how we should define fluid intelligence.
C) it means someone could be strong in one area, but be weak in other areas.
D) we do not need to develop norms to standardize the tests we use.