Which of the following is an incorrect statement of Howard Gardner's view of intelligence?
A)intelligence cannot be adequately captured through the analysis of test performance
B)there are at least eight distinct kinds of intelligence
C)intelligence is always expressed the same way regardless of one's culture
D)the biology of the brain is the ultimate root of intelligence

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Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences emphasizes that intelligence is expressed differently in different cultures, making option C incorrect. Gardner argues that there are at least eight different kinds of intelligence (option B) and that traditional intelligence tests do not adequately measure all of these types of intelligence (option A). Gardner does not necessarily assert that the biology of the brain is the ultimate root of intelligence (option D), but rather suggests that there are multiple factors that contribute to intelligence.

Which of the Following Is an Incorrect Statement of Howard