In contrast to Gardner's idea of several independent intelligences dealing with different intellectual content, Sternberg's theory involves
A)cognitive processes comprised by intelligence.
B)three aspects of intelligence.
C)only one type of intelligence.
D)biological-based forms of intelligence.

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Sternberg's theory involves three aspects of intelligence, namely analytical, creative, and practical. He argues that these three aspects can be combined to create different types of intelligence, including practical intelligence and wisdom.

In Contrast to Gardner's Idea of Several Independent Intelligences Dealing