Nathan Brody and many other researchers have observed that people who excel at one type of intellectual task are:
A)likely to underperform in other tasks.
B)evidence that the multiple-intelligence approaches are correct.
C)proof that intelligence is a number of specific abilities.
D)likely to excel at others too.

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Nathan Brody's observations and other research suggest that people who excel at one type of intellectual task are likely to also excel at others as well, indicating a general intelligence factor rather than separate specific abilities. This supports the idea of general intelligence or "g" as proposed by the traditional psychometric approach to intelligence testing, rather than the multiple-intelligence approaches that propose separate intelligences for different domains.

Nathan Brody and Many Other Researchers Have Observed That People