Intelligence is seen as a composite of a number of "specific" intelligences as opposed to a general ability by whom?

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All of the alternatives are correct because each of these psychologists proposed theories that, in different ways, suggest intelligence is not a single, monolithic construct but rather composed of multiple types or aspects. J.P. Guilford proposed a structure-of-intellect model that includes many different abilities, Louis Thurstone suggested a theory of "primary mental abilities" that are distinct yet related, and Howard Gardner is known for his theory of multiple intelligences, which posits that people have different kinds of intelligences.

Intelligence Is Seen as a Composite of a Number of "Specific