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If test questions weren't covered in class, the test lacks...
test-retest validity
predictive validity
reliability
content validity
2
If you receive roughly the same score on a test after multiple administrations, it is...
valid
standardized
reliable
psychological
3
long-term potentiation is best described as the
interference of old memories on new memories
increased transmission between neurons after learning
disruptive influence of recent memories on old memories
tendency to recall experiences that are consistent with mood
4
All of the following is true about fluid intelligence EXCEPT
involves ability to learn new things quickly
involves processing speed
tends to improve and get faster as we enter late adulthood
tends to decline as we age
5
A test used to screen nurses is able to identify people who perform well as nurses 3 yrs later
content validity
predictive validity
reliable validity
retest reliability
6
Which type of test would measure one's
potential
ability?
aptitude
intelligence
achievement
personality
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Tests are standardized so that ...
scores can be compared
decrease the time to take the test
make scoring the test more objective
increase test validity and reliability
8
Tad is able to read people and understand what they are feeling. Tad has high level of ...
analytical intelligence
emotional intelligence
creative intelligence
general intelligence
9
You are going to have a difficult time remembering the middle of a list of information you study
serial position effects
proactive interference
spacing effect
retroactive interference
10
According to Sternberg's Triarchic Theory, this form of intelligence deals with traditional academic skills
creative
analytical
practical
11
A person with lower than average intelligence but has an amazing ability in an area, like music
prodigy
genius
savant
developmentally-accelerated
12
According to Sternberg's Triarchic Theory, this form of intelligence deals with solving everyday problems (commonsense)
creative
practical
analytical
13
The type of intelligence that involves acquired knowledge & grows as we age is known as
fluid intelligence
spatial intelligence
kinesthetic intelligence
crystallized intelligence
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A bell-shaped curve indicates...
normal distribution
standardized distribution
validity
reliability
15
A college readiness exam predicted Gina will be a A student, but she flunks out, meaning...
the test lacks validity
Gina cheated
the test is valid but not reliable
the test is not standardized
16
The single, underling intellectual capacity identified by Charles Spearman is known as ...
"i"
"g"
"A"
"EQ"
17
Jack is currently taking a Spanish class and it is preventing him from remembering the German he took last year
retroactive interference
proactive interference
18
Who proposed eight different types of intelligence (that are independent of each other)?
Howard Gardner
Sir Francis Galton
Alfred Binet
Michael Scarn
19
Using the IQ formula, a person with an IQ of 100 means ...
their is a significant difference b/w age & mental age
their mental age is less than actual age
their mental age is equal to their actual age
their mental age is greater than actual age
20
Your memory of an event is changed and impacted by information you find out later
amnesia effect
spacing effect
misinformation effect
serial effect
21
Midterms, finals, and most standardized tests, which measure your expected knowledge of a topic
achievement tests
aptitude tests
22
IQ tests have to often be re-normed to be more difficult as intelligence in the population has improved
reaction ranges
heritability ratios
factor analysis
the Flynn effect
23
_?_ refers to negative ideas/feelings of certain groups' abilities that will negatively impact their performance
Reaction range
Heritability ratio
Stereotype threat
Socioeconomic disadvantage
24
When old information gets in the way of your ability to remember new information
proactive interference
retroactive interference
