Do current theories of intelligence differ from those offered earlier in psychology's history?
A)Yes. Contemporary theories propose that there may be many multiple forms of intelligence, rather than just one.
B)Yes. Contemporary theories propose that there may be a single broad factor underlying every aspect of intelligence; earlier theories proposed multiple forms of intelligence.
C)Yes. Contemporary theories tend to dismiss the notion that cultural differences are important to a definition of intelligence.
D)No. Theories of intelligence really haven't changed that much in the past 100 years.

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Contemporary theories of intelligence propose multiple forms of intelligence, while earlier theories tended to focus on a single concept of intelligence. This shift in thinking allows for the recognition of different talents and abilities, as well as the acknowledgement of cultural differences. Therefore, option A is the correct choice.

Do Current Theories of Intelligence Differ from Those Offered Earlier