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1
Which of the following is not one of Sternberg's triarchic intelligences?
Emotional
Creative
Analytical
Practical
2
What term refers to the variation between individuals that is due to genes?
Inheritance
Heuristic
Nurture
Heretability
3
What percentage of IQ scores fall within one standard deviation of 100?
95%
68%
34%
13%
4
At age 16, a girl's IQ is 110. What will it probably be at age 32?
No way to tell
100
120
110
5
What term refers to viewing an abstract concept as a real thing?
reification
reliability
percentile
validity
6
According to Howard Gardner, how many intelligences do we have?
1
7
3
9
7
What statistical procedure identifies clusters of related items?
IQ formula
standardization
factor analysis
regression to the mean
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What type of intelligence seems to peak at age 40 and then begin to slowly decline?
crystallized
fluid
spatial
verbal
9
What does predictive validity mean?
extent to which a test predicts a behavior
the extent to which a test measures content
extent of a test's reliability
extent of a test's biases
10
If a test measures or predicts what it is supposed it is ____________.
Valid
Standardized
Reified
Reliable
11
What is the most widely used intelligence test?
Binet-Simon
WISC
WAIS
Stanford-Binet
12
What did Charles Spearman call his theory about general intelligence?
IQ
Practical Intelligence
Multiple Intelligences
g
13
Claude Steele said _____ may occur when they hear negative stereotypes about themselves.
Outgroup Fear
Stereotype Threat
Overconfidence
Confirmation Bias
14
A student's score on the Binet-Simon Test was called ________.
Chronological Age
Grade
IQ
Mental Age
15
Who imported the Binet-Simon Test to the United States?
Carlos Montalvan
William Stern
Howard Gardner
Lewis Terman
16
What type of intelligence refers to one's knowledge and continues to grow into old age?
verbal
fluid
crystallized
Mathematical
17
What kind of test did Terman devise to measure future success of talented children?
IQ
Cross-sectional
Longitudinal
Experimental
18
What is the meaning of savant syndrome?
genius person
person with low IQ who has an island of brilliance
a very smart person who struggles with math
a person with average IQ who has one brilliant talent
19
On a normal curve, what are the mean, median, and mode?
100
above 130
between 70 and 130
Between 85 and 115
20
Why did Alfred Binet create an intelligence test?
to examine the intelligence of men in the Army
to identify slow learners
to test immigrants arriving in American
to identify gifted children
21
A test that has reliability_________________________________.
measures current knowledge
yields consistent results
predicts what it is supposed to
produces a normal curve
22
Why did Lewis Terman start a study of gifted children in the 1920s?
to raise the intelligence of Americans
to see if the myths about smart people were true
to prove that people have multiple intelligences
to disprove Spearman's theory about g
23
How do test makers standardize tests?
They pretest samples of future test-takers.
They measure people's mental aptitudes
They seek to measure a person's current knowledge
they use factor analysis
24
John took a test intended to assess his readiness for college. He probably took
the WAIS
the SAT
the Standford-Binet
the WISC
