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Duplicate of AP Psych: Unit 11: Intelligence
Duplicate of AP Psych: Unit 11: Intelligence
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Intelligence is the ability to
learn from experience, solve problems and use knowledge
look for answers, find faults and draw conclusions
buy cookie dough, chill in fridge and consume raw
gather evidence, use resources and engage others
2
In terms of intelligence scores and verbal ability, adopted children are
more like their adopted siblings
consistently strong
more like birth parents
always low
3
Which psychologist identified the potential for a g-factor?
Sternberg
Binet
Terman
Spearman
4
What are the four factors that would deem someone emotionally intelligent?
perceive, use, understand and manage emotion
caring, empathy, analysis and response to emotion
smiley, crier, confused and laugher
see, act on, like and criticize emotion
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The IQ test that we use today created by Binet and Terman is called the:
Sternberg-Terman Test
Stanford-Binet Test
Chaos-Resolution Test
Terman-Binet Test
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If Tim is having his mental ability assessed and is being compared to others he is likely doing
A finite grading assessment
an intelligence test
The timewarp
The TAT
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Which is one of the triarchic intelligences that Sternberg identified?
intrapersonal intelligence
practical intelligence
emotional intelligence
iceberg intelligence
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Spearman used this method to figure out how abilities clusted together:
practical intelligence
triarchic theory
tinder
factor analysis
9
Which of the following is not an intelligence identified by Gardiner's theory
Spatial
Musical
Purposeful
Logical
10
Which type of intelligence decreases with age?
Fluid intelligence
IQ
Crystallized intelligence
Intrinsic Intelligence
11
Achievement tests are to reflecting learning as aptitude tests are to
stressing about learning
standardizing learning
predicting learning
analyzing learning
12
The self-confirming concern that one will be evaluated based on a negative perception is
flynn effect
availability heuristic
stereotype threat
passive effect
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Which of the following is not a principle of test construction?
reliability
validity
latency
standardization
14
Someone with intellectual disability is likely someone with IQ test scores of below what?
30
70
100
90
15
Intrinsic motivation is thought to be an important component of
Availability heuristic
Creativity
Belief perseverance
Insight
16
Ben has trouble keeping eye-contact with you when talking but is a math wiz. He's likely a(n)
savant
claustrophobic
emotionally intelligent person
introvert
17
If a SAT official want to try a test on two different groups they would be using:
content validity
test-retest reliability
split-half reliability
standardization
18
A person who has trouble forgetting info often seems to have a limited capacity for
explicit memory
implicit memory
abstract thinking
visual imagery
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Injury to areas of __ lobes can destroy imagination while leaving reading, math skills intact.
Parietal
Temporal
Frontal
Occipital
20
22yr old Earl takes a test that measures digit span, vocabulary, and object assembly. He took
GRE
SAT
Stanford Binet
WAIS
21
Alfred Binet was tasked with measuring French children's:
skull circumferences
mental age
IQ
physical age
22
The extent to which individual differences are attributable to genes is
inconsequential
intelligence
environmental factors
heritability
23
Which environment would foster the most creativity?
tight time-lines with a wealth of resources
critical mind with access to free coffee
competitive with soft-spoken mentor
intrinsically motivated to work with expertise
24
The intellectual disability due to en extra copy of the 21st chromosome is called
transgender
genuis
savant syndrome
down syndrome