All of the following are ways in which Thurstone's theory of intelligence differed from Gardner's EXCEPT
A) Gardner supposed that intelligence is stable throughout life, while Thurstone supposed that intelligence can increase or decrease throughout life.
B) Gardner argued for several types of intelligence, while Thurstone argued for one intelligence with many facets.
C) Gardner believed that intelligence should be tested in the natural environment, while Thurstone believed that intelligence can be tested in the lab.
D) Gardner acknowledged the cultural influence on intelligence, while Thurstone did not.

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Gardner argued that intelligence is stable throughout life, while Thurstone argued that intelligence can increase or decrease throughout life.

All of the Following Are Ways in Which Thurstone's Theory