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Han Myers' Psychology For Ap - Unit 11: Testing and Individual Differences (Intelligence)
Han Myers' Psychology For Ap - Unit 11: Testing and Individual Differences (Intelligence)
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Vocab Terms for Unit 11 AP Psychology Intelligence
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Who is considered the father of modern intelligence testing?
Jimmy Stanford
Alfred Binet
Lewis Terman
Leon Thurstone
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Intelligence Tests are
Exams that measure learning
Methods for assessing an individuals mental aptitudes.
Condition in which a person is limited in mental ability.
Ability to learn from experience.
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What is an achievement test?
A predictive measure of future performance
A test that measures intelligence
A test that measures what a person has learned.
A starting test to see where your at.
4
If you earn a 5 on the AP Psych exam, you'd probably do great in a college intro to Psych class
predictive validity
content validity
predictive reliability
norm-referenced validity
5
What percentage of scores fall between one standard deviations of the mean?
70%
34%
95
68%
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What is Down Syndrome?
A genetic condition involving an extra chromosome 21
A genetic anomaly involving the absence of chromosome 21
A genetic condition involving an extra chromosome 28
Intellectual disability resulting from teratogens
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Which is NOT one of Gardner's Multiple Intelligences
linguistic
interpersonal
emotional
naturalistic
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An IQ score of 50-69 indicates
moderate achievement in intelligence
mild intellectual disability
average intelligence depending on gender
profound intellectual disability
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What is validity?
Multiple administrations results in similar scores
The opinion of others
Degree to which a test measures what it is intended to
The data from an experiment.
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An aptitude and intelligence test is normed when
the results of the test measure what is unexpected
all scores result in an average value
all questions measure specific achievement standards
your score can b compared to the statistically based average
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a self-confirming concern that one'll be evaluated based on negative stereotype
stereotype threat
confirmation bias
pre-conceptualization
The act of judging.
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Grandma is better at crossword puzzles than you.
more fluid intelligence
higher achievement on SAT
more crystalized intelligence
less fluid intelligence
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Which is NOT one of R. Sternberg's 3 intelligences?
creative
analytical
practical
spatial
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intelligence is
a social construct
a definitive allegory
an exclusive product of learning
a genetic predisposition
15
This image is
LEAST
associated with
aptitude tests
intelligence tests
criterion-referenced tests
norm-referenced tests
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Which is the strongest indicator of bias in an intelligence test?
factor analysis
heritability
Intelligence tests are no longer ever bias
cultural experiences of test writers and test takers
17
The theory of Multiple Intelligences is supported by
instances of savant syndrome
the evolutionary perspective
empirical testing
Genetic testing
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The amount of variation caused by genes relative to environmental influences:
"Q" score
heritability
bia
standard deviation
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What is the strongest evidence that racial gaps in IQ test results are environmental?
gender overrides all commonalities
Race is a social category and NOT biological
Asian people are high achievers in math
Native Americans were treated poorly
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What belongs above the line?
gender
chronological age
score on test
mental age
21
A statistical procedure that identifies clusters of related items
normative analysis
factor analysis
standardization
intelligence quotient
22
The Stanford-Binet, WISC, and WAIS are all this type of test:
measures of socio-economic well-being
personality indicators
academic achievement
general intelligence
23
Define standardization.
Every person takes the same test under same circumstances
The standard IQ.
IQ scores measured according to Flynn effect
Bell shaped curved that describes distribution
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What percentage of scores fall between two standard deviations of the mean?
88%
78%
95%
90%
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What is Mental age...
The age your brain was developed.
How old you are.
The age that your brain comprehends at.
The combination of chronological age and test score
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The mental ability to learn from experience
learning
IQ
intelligence
conditioning
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_______________ came up with ________ ______ or __
S. Kanazawa; general intelligence; g
H. Gardner; factor intelligence; g
L.L. Thurstone; savant syndrome; gifted
C. Spearman; general intelligence; g
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Emotional intelligence is...
The ability to manage, understand and use emotions.
The congruence of logic and intuition
The study of how emotions can make you a harder worker.
The capability of loving and being loved.
29
Which country today is producing many intellectually damaged children?
Finland
U.S.
Germany
Syria
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Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia
Fear of the number 666
Fear of Holloween
fear of hot air balloons
Fear of peanut butter on the roof of mouth
31
People seem to be getting smarter
Flynn effect
skewed culture
and wider
better nutricuan
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A stimulating, nurturing, and enriched environment leads to more ____ _____
neural plasticity
occipital lobe
personality resolutions
intelligence quotients
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What is an aptitude test?
A test intended to predict future performance.
A diagnostic measure of disability
A test to compare to intellectual levels.
A test to see how far you came since your first test.
34
People with high education levels have
better personalities
less gray matter
50% larger brains
more synapses
35
Einstein's brain seems to indicate the importance of________ as associated with intelligence.
less gray matter and more white matter
the upper temporal lobe
the lower parietal lobe
culture
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Which theorist takes a more evolutionary approach when explaining intelligence?
Thurstone
Gardner
Spearman
Kanazawa
