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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.9
How does Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences apply to a student who excels in music and art, but struggles with math?
The student doesn't have any type of intelligences according to Gardner's theory.
The student lacks general intelligence across all domains.
The student may have high musical and spatial intelligence, but lower logical-mathematical intelligence.
The student has high emotional intelligence only.
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