Professor Jenkins believes that intelligence cannot be measured by a single intelligence score.Rather,intelligence should be derived from seven clusters of primary mental abilities.Professor Jenkins' view of intelligence most closely resemble that of
A) Charles Spearman.
B) L.L.Thurstone.
C) Howard Gardner.
D) Robert Sternberg.

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Professor Jenkins' belief that intelligence should be derived from multiple clusters of primary mental abilities aligns with L.L. Thurstone's theory of multiple intelligences, which emphasized the presence of multiple, independent types of intelligence. Charles Spearman, on the other hand, believed in a single "general intelligence" factor that underlies all cognitive abilities. Howard Gardner and Robert Sternberg also proposed theories of multiple intelligences, but with different categorizations and emphasis than Thurstone.

Professor Jenkins Believes That Intelligence Cannot Be Measured by a Single