According to Gardner,
A) people who are intelligent in one area will be intelligent in other areas.
B) intelligence is gained entirely through experience.
C) intelligence can be measured only with traditional IQ tests, such as the Stanford-Binet.
D) people who are intelligent in one area may be more intelligent or less intelligent in other areas.

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Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences suggests that individuals have different kinds of intelligences, and being highly skilled or intelligent in one area does not necessarily mean a person will be equally skilled in other areas. This theory challenges the idea of a single intelligence measure.