Discussion
Out of the following, who has not explained intelligence as having more than one component at higher order level ?
Answer: D
The one who has not described more than one component at a higher order level is Thurston.
Thurstone proposed a set of independent primary mental abilities at a single level, not a structure with several components arranged above them. Cattell described fluid and crystallised intelligence as second-order factors, Guilford's structure of intellect has multiple operations, contents and products, and Jensen proposed two levels of abilities, Level I and Level II.
These three describe more than one component at a higher order, so only Thurstone is the exception.
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