Regarding Sternberg's Triarchic Theory of Intelligence, It Is Important to Note

Regarding Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence, it is important to note that

A) standard IQ tests consist of all three components, but the components have been organized inappropriately as the traditional "verbal" and "performance" scales.
B) in the world beyond the school walls, analytical intelligence may be required as much or more than the type of skills measured on an IQ test.
C) what we know about "intelligence" is almost entirely restricted to information about practical intelligence.
D) we know almost nothing about the origins or long-term consequences of variations in creative or practical intelligence.
E) using three different types of intelligence is impractical.