Which of the following is NOT one of Gardner's eight intelligences?

Howard Gardner proposed the theory of multiple intelligences, which identifies different types of intelligences that reflect various ways in which individuals process information and approach learning. The eight intelligences identified by Gardner include linguistic (related to language and communication), spatial (pertaining to visualizing spatial relationships and manipulating objects), and bodily-kinesthetic (involving physical coordination and the use of one’s body to solve problems).

The option that is not recognized as one of Gardner's intelligences is visual-sequential. While visual and spatial skills can be components of intelligence, "visual-sequential" itself is not categorized as a distinct form of intelligence within Gardner's framework. Gardner’s model emphasizes a range of intelligences that cover various abilities rather than focusing on sequential processing of visual information specifically. Therefore, this option does not align with the widely accepted intelligences in Gardner’s theory.