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Gardner's theory of intelligence
 
  a. links distinct types of intelligence to specific areas of the brain.
  b. suggests that all types of intelligence have the same developmental course.
  c. argues that the concept of g can be used to explain savant behavior.
  d. is heavily reliant on the use of traditional IQ tests to assess intelligence.

Question 2

Jayme and Joshua live with their mom and her new husband and their new baby. Jayme and Joshua's family is best termed a(n) ___ family.
 
  a. beanpole
  b. reconstituted
  c. extended
  d. single-parent



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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