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AP Psych Review of Intelligence
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1
His intelligence test was used to enact legislation to limit immigration from Southern & Eastern Europe.
David Wechsler
Lewis Terman
Alan Seeberg
Alfred Binet
2
To get someone's IQ, you divide their mental age by their---.
ACT Score
Square root of their height in inches
Grade Point Average
Chronological Age
3
Howard Gardner added _____ intelligence to the "normal" types of intelligence.
all the above
intra/interpersonal
musical & philosophical
bodily-kinesthetic & naturalistic
4
Robert Sternberg developed the triarchic theory of intelligence, which includes ____ types of intelligence
practical
spatial
creative
analytical
5
Sir Francis Galton - renowned English snob - was correct about...
EQ - the idea of emotional intelligence
the effect of environment in intelligence
the g factor - general intelligence
the role of genetics in intelligence
6
If you met Peter Salovey would commend you on your ability to ...
recognize your own emotions
use your emotions to be successful in reaching goals
recognize other's emotions
all the answers are correct
7
Most people with mental disabilities ....
live independently
need a high level of supervision
can't graduate from high school
can work a job
8
If a test truly measures what is says it measures, then the test is said to be _______.
Stable
Valid
Reliable
Standardized
9
Fluid intelligence is _________ and peaks _______ in life.
based on emotional control; middle
based on life experience; late
helpful with new tasks, early
based on instinct; early
10
If your IQ score is ______ or higher, you are considered a genius.
140
80
110
90
11
According to Binet and Stern's formula, a 10 year old who achieves like a 5 year old has an IQ of...
50
80
40
60
12
These are the types of test you take in class. They measure what you have learned.
Achievement
Analytical
Factor Analysis
Predictive
13
Howard Gardner is most known for his theory of ____ multiple intelligences.
seven
nine
eight
five
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Robert Sternberg is famous for his triarchic theory of intelligence and also says that intelligence is ____.
whatever intelligence tests claim to measure
whatever helps you succeed in your culture
whatever we need to survive and reproduce
whatever gets you through those lonely, lonely nights all alone
15
David Wechsler's intelligence tests are the best because...
re-standardized every decade
useful for diganosing brain damage and learning disabilities
can be given as a whole or in specific parts
versions for kids and adults
16
The cut off point for normal IQ is _____; scores below this are related to mental disabilities.
70
80
90
100
17
This is the type of test what judges how well you will do in the future - like the SAT or ACT
Analytical
Factor Analysis
Achievement
Predictive
18
Only people with ________ or __________ mental disabilities need constant supervision or help.
severe
mild
moderate
profound
19
He developed an intelligence test to determine how to help French school kids who were behind their peers.
Louis Terman
Howard Gardner
Louis Thurstone
Alfred Binet
20
Intelligence researcher Charles Spearman is best known for his ______ theory of intelligence.
triarchic
multiple
emotional
general
21
Crystalized intelligence is _________ and peaks _______ in life.
helpful with new tasks, early
based on emotional control; middle
based on instinct; early
based on life experience; late
22
Peter Salovey is known for his ____ theory of intelligence.
emotional
stanardized
triarchical
multiple
23
Spearman, Gardner, Thurstone, etc all would classify ______ as part of intelligence.
spatial skills (block or shape test)
all the answers are correct
verbal ability (synonym & antonym)
mathmatical ability (word problems)
24
Binet's intelligence test was _______ referenced.
height
age
grade
sex
25
Only about ____% of people in the world are mentally disabled.
6
10
4
1
26
If a test is given to many individuals of similar backgrounds, they should all score nearly the same. This is called
Mutability
Reliability
Validity
Standardization
27
Spearman's "g-factor" theory of intelligence is somewhat disproven by __________.
giftedness aka genius
emotional intelligence
savantism
musical, natural, interpersonal and intrapresonal intelligences
28
If a test can be given to an individual over several days and the person scores nearly the same each time, the test is..
Valid
Reliable
Standardized
Ethical
29
His intelligence test was the first administered to a super large group of people; helped with standardization.
Peter Salovey
Alfred Binet
Dvid Wechsler
Lewis Terman
