Emotional intelligence is most likely criticized for

extending definition of intelligence too broadly

similarity between intelligence test scores of identical twins reared apart is

greater than that between ordinary siblings reared together

Research suggests that during adulthood

crystallized increases; fluid decreases

One component of emotional intelligence involves

predicting accurately when feelings are about to change

Factor analysis has been used to assess whether

intelligence is a single trait or a collection of various

In the original version of the Stanford-Binet, IQ was defined as

mental age divided by chronological age and multiplied x100

Intellectually disabled child...most likely

have difficulty adapting to normal independent adult life

Which of the following is a GRIT strategy

announce defense spending cut by 5%, invite enemy to do same

Social Exchange theory

calculations of costs and benefits

Ability to learn new computer program; knowledge of state capitals

fluid intelligence; crystallized intelligence

If a test is standardized, this means that

person's performance can be compared with a group (scale)

Which of the following people will most likely help Jasmine study for her history exam?

Her mom, who's excited about a bonus she just got at her job

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1
Emotional intelligence is most likely criticized for
difficult to measure reliably
lacking clarity
extending definition of intelligence too broadly
sacrificing content validity for predictive validity
2
similarity between intelligence test scores of identical twins reared apart is
equal to that between identical twins reared together
less than that between children and their biological parents
greater than that between ordinary siblings reared together
equal to that between adopted siblings reared together
3
Research suggests that during adulthood
crystallized increases; fluid increases
crystallized stabilizes; fluid increases
crystallized increases; fluid decreases
crystallized decreases; fluid decreases
4
One component of emotional intelligence involves
lack of concern about social approval
ability to completely forget traumatic experiences
repressing unwanted, hostile emotions
predicting accurately when feelings are about to change
5
Diana copies on test. She felt uncomfortable until she convinced herself that test was unfair
social exhange theory
cognitive dissonance theory
frustration-aggression principle
attribution theory
6
Alex is intellectually disabled, IQ of 60. Can play music perfectly after hearing it once.She's
Gifted with superior level of Spearman's g factor
someone with savant syndrome
demonstrating a high level of emotional intelligence
high in emotional intelligence
7
Terman observed that children with IQ scores over 135 are likely to
be socially isolated
be athletically uncoordinated
be academically successful
have a high degree of practical intelligence
8
Factor analysis has been used to assess whether
differences in intellectual ability exist between groups
intelligence scores remain stable over lifetime
intelligence is a single trait or a collection of various
intelligence is determined by genetics or environment
9
Blacks score lower on tests when given by whites than blacks
standardization
Flynn Effect
stereotype threat
savant syndrome
10
5 year old Josh performs on an intelligence test at a level of a 4 year old. His mental age is
80
5
4
4.5
11
In the original version of the Stanford-Binet, IQ was defined as
chronological age minus mental age& multiplied x 100
mental age divided by chronological age and multiplied x100
chronological age divided by mental age and multiplied x100
mental age multiplied by 100
12
Who is most likely criticized for extending the definition of intelligence too broadly?
Spearman
Terman
Gardner
Binet
13
Intellectually disabled child...most likely
female rather than male
born with extra chromosome
unusually creative
have difficulty adapting to normal independent adult life
14
Affectionate attachment that often occurs after passionate feelings diminish
companionate love
altruism
social exchange
self-disclosure
15
The WAIS consists of ___ subtests
aptitude and achievement
practical and analytic
intelligence and creativity
verbal and performance
16
Which of the following is a GRIT strategy
announce defense spending cut by 5%, invite enemy to do same
announce that one has formed an alliance
announce that all countries unite to form collective group
announcing even small attack will result in nuclear attack
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Social Exchange theory
feelings of social responsibility
calculations of costs and benefits
family ties
reciprocity norms
18
Ability to learn new computer program; knowledge of state capitals
fluid intelligence; crystallized intelligence
crystallized intelligence; fluid intelligence
19
If a test is standardized, this means that
most test scores will cluster near the average
the will yield consistent results
person's performance can be compared with a group (scale)
it accurately measures what it is intended to measure
20
2 conflicting groups share the same negative views of one another.
reciprocity norm
superordinate goals
deindividuation
mirror-image perceptions
21
Test yields consistent results
content validity
reliability
predictive validity
standardization
22
12 year old with a mental age of 9 has an IQ of
133
85
75
100
23
Stanford-Binet, WISC and WAIS are all types of
achievement tests
multiple intelligence tests
general intelligence tests
factor analysis tests
24
Which of the following people will most likely help Jasmine study for her history exam?
Her dad, who points out how differently men and women act
Her mom, who's excited about a bonus she just got at her job
Her older brother, who has nothing better to do
Her younger sister, whose boyfriend just canceled their date

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