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| fe355bb | Binet himself worried about the potential misuse of the tests he designed. He insisted they were not a measurement, properly speaking. He argued that intelligence comes in many different forms, only some of them testable by his or by any test. His understanding of different skills, aptitudes, or forms of intelligence was probably closer to that of educator Howard Gardner's concept of "multiple intelligences" than to anything like a rigid, m.. | Cathy N. Davidson |