4. What makes Gardner's theory stand out against Spearman and Thurnston's? 5. In your opinion, are Gardner's factors actual measurements of intelligence? Or are they just ab your answer.
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Spearman's theory of general intelligence (g factor) suggests that intelligence is a single underlying factor that influences performance on all cognitive tasks, while Thurstone's theory of primary mental abilities posits that intelligence is composed of seven Show more…
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