What is the formula of IQ?

mental age divided by actual age x 100

What is fluid intelligence?

ability to reason in an abstract way

What is crystallized intelligence?

using what you know to solve a problem

What does Binet-Simon test?

to see if a child needs extra help in school

The triarchic theory, practical intelligence is?

ability to read and adapt to everyday life

Intrapersonal intelligence is defined as?

learning through feelings of others

What is an achievements test?

any test over what you have already learned

What does WAIS stand for?

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale

What is the Flynn effect?

based on a study about IQ scores go up every year

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What is the formula of IQ?
mental age multiplied by actual age x 100
mental age divided by actual age x 100
actual age divided by mental age x 100
actual age divided by mental age x 100
2
Who developed theory of multiple intelligence?
Galton
Binet
Terman
Gardner
3
What is fluid intelligence?
limitations intellectual
understanding relationship between people
amount of information you obtain
ability to reason in an abstract way
4
What is crystallized intelligence?
using what you know to solve a problem
limitations
ability to solve a problem
abilities beyond normal
5
Achievement test: content validity as Aptitude: ?
construct validity
reliability
criterion related validity
content validity
6
Example of construct validity?
myers briggs
PSAT
math test
College Board test
7
What does Binet-Simon test?
adults intelligence
finds a child's IQ
natures influence
to see if a child needs extra help in school
8
Who created the "g" theory?
Sernberg
Piaget
Spearman
Wechsler
9
The triarchic theory, practical intelligence is?
understanding facial expressions
ability to read and adapt to everyday life
use of experiences that foster insight
mental steps used to solve a problem
10
A person that learns best through spoken words has a high ______ intelligence?
logical
Visual
Verbal
interpersonal
11
What is one word that describes reliability?
consistency
content
traits
criteria
12
During a test having strict instructions and same number of tables in each room is an example of?
personality test
test norms
construct validity
Standardization
13
Wechsler was the first person to?
design a test for adults
create IQ formula
design for kids
create the triarchic theory of intelligence
14
What is an example of a aptitude test?
quizizz
SAT/ACT
personality test
driver's test
15
Intrapersonal intelligence is defined as?
musical
learning through feelings of others
working collaboratively
verbal
16
Who created the triarchic theory of intelligence?
Wechsler
Piaget
Spearman
Sernberg
17
What is an achievements test?
test that tests emotional intelligence
looking at personality traits
any test over what you have already learned
predict the ability to do something
18
What does WAIS stand for?
Wundt Adult Imbecility Study
William Amount Intelligence Screening
Wechsler Anonymous Intelligence Scope
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale
19
What is the Flynn effect?
generalized intelligence
modern test on language
majority in the middle of a normal curve
based on a study about IQ scores go up every year
20
Who created the Intelligence Quotient?
Wechsler
Flynn
Galton
Terman
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A student who learns through reasoning and problem solving is what intelligence?
verbal
interpersonal
visual
Mathematical-logic

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