Psych 2, Unit 8

Which type of intelligence in Sternberg's triarchic theory involves thinking outside the box and generating new ideas?

Which type of test measures how much someone kows or has learned about a particular topic?

What do aptitude tests measure?

What is "chronological age"?

Which type of test is designed to predict someone's future performance or ability to learn new tasks?

Which type of intelligence involves using one's body to solve problems?

Which type of intelligence in Sternberg's triarchic theory is often referre dto as "street smarts"?

Who proposed the theory of multiple intelligences, which include eight different categories?

What is intelligence?

What term describes the consistency of a test, ensuring similar results when repeated?

Which type of intelligence in Sternberg's triarchic theory is most closely linked to traditional academic intelligence?

Which type of intelligence involves sensitivity to the spoken and written word and the ability to learn languages?

This intelligence involves understanding how words, actions, facial expressions, etc affect interactions & relationships

Which intelligence test was adapted and standardized by Lewis Terman for use in the United States?

Who created the first intelligence test?

What term referrs to the accuracy of a test in measuring what it is intended to measure?

What term refers to the age at which the average person can complete tasks on an intelligence test?

What does Spearman's theory of intellignec propose as the underlying factor for all cognitive abilities?

Which type of intelligence involves understanding oneself and using that informaiton to regulate one's own life?

How is IQ calculated in the Stanford-Binet Test?