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Guilford's model of intelligence is _____________________?

Correct answer: D. a multiple-factor theory

  • A. specifically graded toward the learning disabled
  • B. not based on unique, individual differences
  • C. a two-factor theory
  • D. a multiple-factor theory

Explanation

Guilford rejected a single-factor view of intelligence and proposed a Structure-of-Intellect model involving many abilities formed from operations, contents, and products. It is therefore a multiple-factor theory.

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