Howard Gardner and Robert Sternberg agree to be interviewed together on the topic of intelligence. At the end of the interview, what do you conclude is their major point of agreement?
A) Heredity is the major factor determining intelligence.
B) Standardized tests do not assess the many facets of intelligence.
C) There is no correlation between intelligence quotients and academic success in grade school.
D) The concept of intelligence serves no purpose in a society in which computers are so frequently used.

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Both Gardner and Sternberg agree that intelligence is not a singular entity that can be accurately measured by standardized tests. They both argue for a more comprehensive approach that recognizes the many facets of intelligence, including creativity, practical problem-solving skills, and interpersonal skills.

Howard Gardner and Robert Sternberg Agree to Be Interviewed Together