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Myers AP Unit 11: Intelligence and Testing
Myers AP Unit 11: Intelligence and Testing
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Myers Psychology for AP Unit 11 Review
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What type of test is intended to assess your ability to learn a new skill?
Aptitude
Achievement
EQ
IQ
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Self-fulfilling expectations & poor performance can be triggered by ___________ .
Stereotype Threat
Fluid Intelligence
Factor Analysis
Prophecy
3
The percentage of IQ scores that fall between 70 and 130.
98%
95%
68%
34%
4
A statistical technique used to identify groups of related items on a test
Factor Analysis
Clustering
Standard Analysis
Standard Deviation
5
Intellectual disability caused by an extra chromosome in one's genetic make-up is known as
autism
savant syndrome
Down syndrome
the Flynn effect
6
The extent to which variability in a group is due to genetic factors.
Reliability
Heritability
Predictive Validity
Flynn Effect
7
Who developed the modern theory of multiple intelligences?
Binet
Gardner
Spearman
Thurstorm
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Disagreed with Spearman & identified seven clusters of primary mental abilities
Thurstone
Gardner
Sternberg
Galton
9
The characteristics of savant syndrome most directly suggest that intelligence is
a culturally constructed concept.�
largely unpredictable and unmeasurable.�
dependent upon the speed of cognitive processing.�
a diverse set of distinct abilities.�
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What are the components of intelligence according to Sternberg?
pysical, spatial, interpersonal
analytical, physical , emotionl
social, creative, spatial
analytical, practical, and creative
11
Intelligence test scores have been rising steadily over the past 80 years. This is known as ...
Flynn Effect
Gardner Effect
Flying Affect
Aging Effect
12
His study refuted the idea that intellectually gifted children are socially maladjusted.
Binet
Gardner
Terman
Sternberg
13
IQ scores of _____ are more similar than those of ordinary siblings raised together.
adopted siblings raised together
ordinary siblings raised apart
identical twins raised apart
fraternal twins raised together
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Determines how well a test measures what it is supposed to measure.
Reliability
Predictive Validity
Content Validity
Standardization
15
A child with a mental age of 10 and actual age of 8 has an IQ of....?
125
120
80
108
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Tests designed to measure what a person has learned.
Achievement
Aptitude
Reliable
Standardized
17
What is Spearman’s g-factor?
General Intelligence
G-Unit
General Knowledge
General Aptitude
18
The lower region of the __ lobe is a center for processing mathematical and spatial information
temporal
occipital
frontal
parietal
19
A child with an age of 6 and an IQ of 150 has a mental age of ______ .
9
12
3
6
20
The ability to use facial expressions to determine emotions is one component of
emotional intelligence
g factor
practical intelligence
savant syndrome
21
WAIS is to ______ as WISC is to ______.
social; creative
analytical; creative
adults; children
spatial; creative
22
Measured muscular strength, sensory ability, and body proportions to try to assess intelligence
Lewis Terman
Howard Gardner
Robert Sternberg
Francis Galton
23
The correlation between scores on the even and odd numbered items on a test determines...
Content Vailidity
Split Half Reliability
Test-Retest Reliability
Odd-Even Reliability
24
The original IQ score would be LEAST appropriate for describing the intelligence of
middle school students
college students
preschool students
elementary school students
25
Who made the 1st measure of intelligence to predict the performance of French school children?
Sternberg
Binet
Terman
Gardner