Contrast Gardner's and Sternberg's theories that there are multiple kinds of intelligence. A. Gardner's theory is born out of real-life experience while Sternberg uses biology in his assessment.
B. Gardner believes intelligence has to do with language and interpersonal relationships while Sternberg believes intelligence is related to the body and academics.
C. Gardner believes IQ tests are important, while Sternberg believes everyday problems are a better measuring stick of intelligence.
D. Gardner believes there are seven kinds of intelligence while Sternberg believes there are only two.