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Intelligence tests and measurements.
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Higher intelligence people showed higher gray matter in which areas?
those involved in memory
those involved in attention
those involved in language
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Sternberg proposed that we have 3 intelligences, what are they?
logical-mathematical
practical
analytical
creative
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The statistical procedure that identifies clusters of related items on a test.
variance
factor analysis
z-score
reliability
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This is the most widely used intelligence test; it measures both verbal and performance.
WISC
IQ
General intelligence test
WAIS
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Derived by William Stern, this is your mental age divided by your chronological age x 100.
IQ
natural intelligence
general intellicence
mental age
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A condition where a person otherwise limited in mental ability has an exceptional skill.
g factor
brilliance
intrapersonal intelligence
savant
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This explains that students placed in a gifted program are tracked towards success.
no child left behind
preferential treatment
developmental placement
self-fulfilling prophecy
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The ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt.
savant
intelligence
street smarts
aptitude
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The 1st standardized test people take in life; it assesses newborn development.
rooting test
GRE
APGAR
IQ
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Our ability to reason speedily and abstractly; tends to decrease during late adulthood.
fluid intelligence
general intelligence
genetic intelligence
crystallized intelligence
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Viewing an abstract, immaterial concept, like an IQ, as if it were a concrete thing.
factor analysis
overconfidence
reification
fixation
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Our accumulated knowledge and verbal skills; tends to increase with age.
genetic intelligence
general intelligence
crystallized intelligence
fluid intelligence
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This individual believed we have one general intelligence - the g factor.
Spearman
Thurstone
Binet
Gardner
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The act of defining meaningful scores by comparison with the performance of a pretested group.
validity
normal curve
reliability
standarization
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Higher intelligence has been linked to:
more white matter
more gray matter
less gray matter
less white matter
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People believe intelligence tests have ___ because they should predict future performance.
reliability
predictive validity
content validity
valididty
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Upon studying postmortem brains, studies found that highly educated people had:
giant brains
more synapses
equal amount of synapses to less educated people
fewer synapses
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The French government hired this man to develop a measurement of child intelligence.
Terman
Binet
Piaget
Peek
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Binet's measure of intelligence;chronological age that typically matches a level of performance
mental age
aptitude
IQ
achievement
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An AP exam is this type of test; it reflects what you learned in Psychology.
achievement
intelligence
aptitude
IQ
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He disagreed with Spearman, conducting 56 tests to identify 7 clusters of intelligence.
Garnder
Terman
Thurstone
Binet
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The ability to perceive, understand, manage, and use emotions.
interpersonal intelligence
emotional intelligence
a woman
practical intelligence
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A road test for a driver's license has _____ because it taps appropriate criterion.
reliability
content validity
validity
predictive validity
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Howard Gardner believed that we have ____ intelligences; demonstrated when brain damage occurs.
8
7
3
1
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The extent to which a test yields consistent results; by comparing two halves or retesting.
predictive validity
content validity
reliability
validity
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The ACT is this type of test; it is meant to predict your ability to learn in college.
achievement
aptitude
standardized
itelligence