Gardner: Multiple Intelligences
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How many types of intelligence did Howard Gardner propose in the 'Theory of Multiple Intelligences'?
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Howard Gardner proposed eight distinct types of intelligence (such as linguistic, logical, musical, etc.) in his theory.
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