Professor jenkins believes that intelligence cannot be measured by a single intelligence score. rather, intelligence should be derived from seven clusters of primary mental abilities. professor jenkins' view of intelligence most closely resemble that of

Professor Jenkins believes that Professor Jenkins' view of intelligence, according which intelligence cannot be measured by a single intelligence score and should be derived from seven clusters of primary mental abilities most closely resemble that of L. L. Thurstone.

Thurstone measured components of human intelligence such as reasoning ability, word fluency, verbal comprehension, facility with numbers, spatial visualization, and rote memory.