Robert Sternberg's and Howard Gardner's theories of intelligence are similar in that both
A)emphasize the ability to adapt to novel situations.
B)hypothesize several different types of intelligence.
C)hypothesize a single-factor theory of intelligence.
D)emphasize the ability to identify and remember patterns quickly.

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Both Sternberg and Gardner reject the idea of a single, unified theory of intelligence and propose that there are various types of intelligence (such as linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, etc.). They differ, however, in the specific types of intelligence they propose and how they define and measure them.

Robert Sternberg's and Howard Gardner's Theories of Intelligence Are Similar