In Gardner's view, high skill in one intelligence implies what?
AHigh skill in all others
BNothing about the others
CLow skill in all others
DEqual skill in all others
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Nothing about the others
1. Recall the fact: Gardner's intelligences are independent, so one type does not predict the rest.
2. The option "Nothing about the others" matches it.
3. Why the others fail: A high score on one does not force high or low scores elsewhere.
4. Check the stem wording against the fact: only one option satisfies both.
_Source: NCERT Class XII Psychology, Ch 1 Variations in Psychological Attributes (lepy101.pdf), "Theory of Multiple Intelligences"_
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