Sex differences in estimates of multiple intelligences

Adrian F Furnham · Katie Clark · Karen Elaine Bailey

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This paper reports on two studies, each concerned with sex differences in the estimates of Gardner's ‘seven basic types of intelligence’. In the first study, 180 British adults were asked to estima...

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