Only One of the Following Statements Reflects an Accurate Comparison

Only one of the following statements reflects an accurate comparison of Gardner's and Sternberg's theories of intelligence. Which one?

A) Both theorists view the development of intelligence as being almost exclusively the result of nurture rather than nature.
B) Gardner believes that intelligence is comprised of multiple abilities, whereas Sternberg views it as being comprised of a single entity.
C) Both theorists characterize intelligence as a multifaceted ability, such that children may behave intelligently in one situation but not in another.
D) Sternberg restricts his view of intelligence to the cognitive abilities and processing skills related to academic success, whereas Gardner takes a broader perspective.