AP Psych Unit 11 Intelligence

What effect can labeling children have?

People born with an extra chromosome 21 have

What region in the brain is the center for processing mathematical and spatial information?

What is determined by correlating scores from alternate forms of the same test?

What is demonstrated on a bell shaped curve?

The WAIS is made up of these separate subtests

What happens to intelligence test scores of adopted children as they get older?

This describes similarity of intelligence test scores of identical twins raised apart

What are tests that predict ability to learn new skills called?

What does research indicate about the determinants of intelligence

What are tests that assess what a person has learned?

Stanford-Binet, WISC and WAIS are types of?

What would be the intelligence score range for someone who is mildly intellectual disabled? 

Which Sternberg test measure writing skill, skill to motivate others, ability to delegate tasks

what identifies clusters of closely related test items?

Who identified 8 intelligences?

What is it called when a test reflects what one has learned?

What is IQ?

What is the widespread improvement in intelligence scores over time known as?

g factor refers to 

What is suggested by studies of neural processing speed and intelligence?

Comparing an individuals test scores to a pretested group is called?

Billy can paint an exact replica of city after viewing it only once, is diagnosed with

Who created the Stanford- Binet Intelligence Test?

How are intelligence tests biased?

Postmortem analysis of highly educated peoples brains reveal they have

What is mental age?

A test that predicts what it is supposed to

Heritability of intelligence refers to

The ability to detect feelings from facial expressions is an example of

Women are more skilled than men at