What does Charles Spearman believe about our Intelligence ？

We own one general Intelligence

the smallest unit in the sound system

What are the three parts of the Triarchic Theory?

Book Smarts, Art Smarts, and Street Smarts

Is the smallest unit of meaning in a language.

Careers for interpersonal intelligence

Counselor, Salesperson, Politician, Business Person

grammar or rules of programming language

the likelihood a difference in a behavior is due to genetics

What is the telegraphic stage?

Not full sentences, just enough words - like a telegraph.

A test is reliable when it...

measures what it is supposed to measure

Careers for logical/mathematical intelligence

Scientist, Computer Programmers, Researchers, Accountants

What is intelligence?

Learn, solve problems and adapt to different situations

Emotional Intelligence

The ability to recognize their own and other peoples emotion

As opposed to Gardner’s multiple intelligences, Sternberg’s triarchic theory emphasises

the extent to which different intelligences work together

The Telegraphic stage is when....?

Children start speaking sentences, leave out function words

Who developed the intelligence quotient ?

Not a or b, Cookie monster says ------------>

What is the Intelligence quotient formula?

Mental age ÷ chronological age × 100

What did Spearman find through factor analysis？

People who score higher in one area, usually have higher average scores

The behavioral approach of language acquisition emphasizes that:

Children learn to speak by immitation

What does semantics mean?

The study of the meaning of a word in a sentence.

Generally speaking, heritability is the extent to which

differences among people accounted for by genes

What is Howard Gardner most known for?

His theory of multiple intelligences

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What does Charles Spearman believe about our Intelligence ？
We own one general Intelligence
We are super stupid
We own Multiple Intelligences
We have no thought
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An IQ score below __ would be considered mental retardation or an intellectual disability.
70
100
115
85
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Aptitude
Have influence upon
Take hold of, grab
Utter Impulsively
inherent ability
4
Today, the Wechsler Intelligence Scales are the most widely used IQ tests.
False
True
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Who developed the Triarch Theory of Intelligence?
Freud
Sternberg
Piaget
Gardner
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The phoneme is ...
the study of minimal pairs
the study of accent, stress and rhythm
the smallest unit in the sound system
the study of the sounds of human
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David Wechsler was responsible for which of these intelligence innovations?
Founding Aptitude and Achievement Tests
Creating the IQ test
Subtests
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Dyslexia is a sign of low IQ.
False
True
9
An achievement test will measure
creativity
mental age
accumulated knowledge
intelligence
10
What are the three parts of the Triarchic Theory?
Book Smarts, Novel Smarts, and Poem Smarts
Art Smarts, Painting Smarts, and Sculpture Smarts
Book Smarts, Art Smarts, and Street Smarts
Street Smarts, Road Smarts, and Wal-Marts
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True/Flase, Howard Gardner is a gardener.
NO WAY!
MAYBE...
YEP
DINOSAUR
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What is a Morpheme?
It is a word or a part of a word that don't have meaning
Is an affix which is placed at the beginning of the word.
Is an affix which is placed at the end of the word.
Is the smallest unit of meaning in a language.
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Careers for interpersonal intelligence
Athletes, Dancers, Actors, Firefighters
Journalist, Writer, Teacher, Lawyer, Politician
Sculptors, Inventors, Designers, Mechanics, Engineers
Counselor, Salesperson, Politician, Business Person
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At what age does the Telegraphic stage begin?
36 months
18 months
12 months
24 months
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Myth: The ______ the child, the easier it is for them to learn a second langauge
more mature
more cultually diverse
younger
older
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Syntax is
grammar or rules of programming language
the way we debug
is another name for software
an English like language used to represent an algorithm
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Heritability is
how a trait is inherited
the likelihood a difference in a behavior is due to genetics
the same from one population to another
the genetic reason one individual is different from another
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Those with Linguistic-Verbal intelligence are best at?
Speaking and debate
All of the above
Great memory for thing written or spoken
Reading and writing
19
The morpheme "un-" means ...
Water
Below
Under
Not
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What is the telegraphic stage?
A telegraph
The language used by the Teletubbies.
Not full sentences, just enough words - like a telegraph.
When a child can only say one word to express emotions.
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About what age does the one word stage begin?
From 6 months to a year
From 4 to 6 months
From 2 to 3
From 1 to 2
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David Wechsler is best known for what?
Wechsler Theory of Emotion
Attachment
Wechsler Box
Wechsler Intelligence Tests
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A test is reliable when it...
measures achievement
gives similar scores every time it is used
measures intelligence
measures what it is supposed to measure
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Which is NOT one of the 3 influences that interplay to form the Triarch Reciprocal Causality?
Spiritual
Personal
Behavioral
Environmental
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The SAT is an example of a _____ test
IQ
Aptitude
Hard
Achievement
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Careers for logical/mathematical intelligence
Sculptors, Inventors, Designers, Mechanics, Engineers
Scientist, Computer Programmers, Researchers, Accountants
Researchers, Theorists, Philosophers
Journalist, Writer, Teacher, Lawyer, Politician
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Which of the following is true of fluid intelligence:
generally increases with age
generally stays the same with age
generally decreases with age
depends completely on the person
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What is intelligence?
The ability to thrive in a school setting
A common understanding of everyday life
Learn, solve problems and adapt to different situations
You're good at one subject, you are generally good at others
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Which answer is NOT one of the 9 multiple intelligences theorized by Howard Gardner?
Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
Basic Intelligence
Naturalistic Intelligence
Spiritual-Existential Intelligence
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Which stage includes overgeneralisation?
Holophrastic
Telegraphic
Post-Telegraphic
One Word
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Which of the following are considered Standardized Test?
ACT
All of the above
GRE
SAT
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Emotional Intelligence
The ability to recognize their own and other peoples emotion
The extent to the strength of your emotions
Being artificially, naturally, ingeniously intelligent <span id="_wysihtml5-undo" class="_wysihtml5-temp"></span>
The ability to control your own emotions
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What is Charles Spearman known for?
Factor analysis
Fluid and crystallized intelligence
Mental age and chronological age
Eugenics
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As opposed to Gardner’s multiple intelligences, Sternberg’s triarchic theory emphasises
that some intelligences can be shown to not exist
that Gardners 3 intelligences are totally separate in nature
that Gardner’s intelligences are subsections of personality
the extent to which different intelligences work together
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What is crystallized intelligence?
Knowing that you are old
Use of accumulated knowledge
Ability to solve abstract problems
Knowledge of crystals
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The Telegraphic stage is when....?
Children believe that parents can read their minds
Young children express an interest in writing
Children put 2 words together
Children start speaking sentences, leave out function words
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Who developed the intelligence quotient ?
Not a or b
Alfred Binet
Lewis ternman
Cookie monster says ------------>
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Intelligence and achievement are the same thing.
True
False
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What is the Intelligence quotient formula?
Chronological age ÷ mental age × 100
Mental age ÷ chronological age × 100
Mental age × chronological age ÷ 100
Chronological age × mental age ÷ 100
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The phoneme /f/ does not sound in:
phenomenon
cough
frequent
of
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What does the morpheme "spect" mean?
to speak, to say
to write
to look
to go
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What are the three levels of mental retardation?
regular, impaired, high
low, medium, high
Mild, good, bad
mid, moderate, severe
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Stated that the brain has a limited set of rules for organizing language; universal grammar.
Benjamin Lee Whorf
Harry Harlow
Noam Chomsky
Pierre Bourdieu
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What did Spearman find through factor analysis？
People who score higher in one area, usually have higher average scores
Once one is good at Psychology, math is not good
A catastrophe for Earth in 2020
Most of people like to swim in the nude
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The behavioral approach of language acquisition emphasizes that:
Children learn to speak by immitation
Children can't learn language on their own
Children's language learning is motivated by success
The caregiver is the only person who can teach a child
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What does semantics mean?
The study of elephants.
The study of the meaning of a word in a sentence.
The study of the rhythm of a sentence.
Several words in a sentence with same meaning.
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Generally speaking, heritability is the extent to which
differences among people due to environment
differences among people due to cultural heritage
individual's specific traits due to genes or environment
differences among people accounted for by genes
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What is the babbling stage?
Uttrance of various sounds
Statements of little coherence
Telegraphic speech
Two-word statements
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What is Howard Gardner most known for?
His theory on how to raise children
His theory on a child's cognitive development
His theory of multiple intelligences
His theory of many brains

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