Louis L. Thurstone believed that:
A) there are three forms of intelligence: analytic, creative, and practical.
B) there are seven different primary mental abilities, each of which is a relatively independent element of intelligence.
C) there are multiple intelligences, some of which are not measured by standard intelligence tests.
D) there is one general intelligence, or g factor, that is responsible for overall performance on tests of mental abilities.

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Louis L. Thurstone believed that there are seven different primary mental abilities, each of which is a relatively independent element of intelligence. This theory is known as the "primary mental abilities" theory.

Louis L. Thurstone Believed That