Someone Who Suffers Localized Brain Damage May Maintain Functioning in Other

Multiple Choice

Someone who suffers localized brain damage may maintain functioning in other cognitive domains.This supports Gardner's contention that:

A) people have multiple intelligences.
B) environment influences intelligence more than biology does.
C) overall intelligence can be low, but specific area skills will compensate and produce average functioning.
D) analytical, creative, and practical skills are not confined to certain areas of the physical brain.