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AP Psychology Test Review for Unit 11, Intelligence
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The extent to which a test samples the behavior that is of interest
Content validity
Relaibility
Standard validity
Predictive validity
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In the 19th century, this man believed that skull size was related to intelligence and could be ascertained by measuring
Spearman
Galton
Ternmen
Gardner
3
What is the difference between an achievement test and aptitude test?
Aptitude tests measure what you've learned.
Aptitude tests predict your ability to learn a new skill.
Achievement tests measure what you've learned.
Achievement tests predict the ability to learn a new skill.
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What is the illustration of uniform testing scores by comparison to a pretested group called?
Indicative scoring
Regression
Dynamic comparisson
Standardization
5
On the Stanford Binet and Weschler scales, an IQ score of 100 indicates that the test taker____
scored the average level for test takers of that age
scored the level above the average American adult
correctly answered all of the test items
attained the highest scores in the sample
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Which IQ score represents an intellectual disability?
70 or less
83 or less
68 or less
40 or less
7
The normal curve illustrates how many percent of people score less than 85 points on the scale?
13.5%
95%
68%
15.6%
8
In what month is the Super Bowl played?", would be a _________ question on an intelligence test.
not standardized
culturalally biased
unreliable
culture fair
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What is the
heritability
of intelligence?
The influence of environment and genes on the child
IQ scores of parents are averaged and passed down
Intelligence is only influenced by environment
Extent to which intelligence variation is connected to genes
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What is a stereotype threat?
A threat made to a person based on race or ethnicity
A misjudgment of a race's performance on a test
A concern that one will be scored based on their stereotype.
The conformity to a stereotype to alter a score
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Robert Sternberg proposed 3 intellegences, which were...
Analytical, Creative, and Practical
There were only 2 proposed intelligences.
Creative, Elementary, and Secondary
Analytical, Emotional, and Practical
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What is the
best
definition of intelligence?
using an educational text to analyze experiences
the ability to learn and recognize correct information
the ability to learn, solve, and use knowledge to adapt
recalling information and storing it for tests
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Which of Gardner's 8 intelligences are missing?
Logical-Mathematical
Interpretive
Crystalized
Cognitive
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How is fluid intelligence different from crystallized intelligence?
Fluid intelligence is the ability to reflect quickly
Fluid intelligence is the ability to reason quickly
Fluid intelligence increases with age
Fluid intelligence decreases with age
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Our accumulated knowledge and verbal skills which tends to increase with age
Fluid intelligence
Crystallized intelligence
Progressive intelligence
Regressive intelligence
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What are the 4 components of emotional intelligence?
Anticipate, correlate, manage, and evoke emotion
Explore, oppose, understand and sympathize emotion
Perceive, understand, manage, and use emotion
Understand, correlate, project, and deliver emotion
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Which of the following psychologists claims tat intelligence is related to success and came up with the Triarchic Theory
Maslow
Gardner
Sternberg
Binet
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If a child's mental age is higher then his/her chronological age, that means that_____
the child's IQ score is higher then normal
the child's IQ is average
the child's IQ is lower then normal
a mistake has occurred, this is not possible
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A student scores low on their tests, but is great at drawing from memory. They may have....
STO syndrome
Sick Sinus syndrome
Savant syndrome
Down syndrome
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viewed intelligence as multiple abilities, and that people have multiple intelligences (8)
Howard Gardner
Sigmund Freud
Abraham Maslow
Kim Peek
