What was Howard Gardner's concern about traditional intelligence tests? A. He claimed intelligence tests did not cover important skills. B. He claimed intelligence tests did not take emotional aspects into consideration. C. He claimed intelligence tests did not consider culture. D. He claimed intelligence tests did not show mental age.

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What was Howard Gardner's concern about traditional intelligence tests? A. He claimed intelligence tests did not cover important skills. B. He claimed intelligence tests did not take emotional aspects into consideration. C. He claimed intelligence tests did not consider culture. D. He claimed intelligence tests did not show mental age.

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Megan Caldwell · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: A. He claimed intelligence tests did not cover important skills.

For example, traditional intelligence tests do not cover children's ability to communicate which is important in business environment.

On top of that, The tests also do not cover the artistic and creative ability of the children