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AP Psy Chp 10/11
AP Psy Chp 10/11
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Thinking, Language, & Intelligence
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Specialty field concerned with the study of problem solving, decision making, & concepts?
Cognitive Psychologist
Personality Psychologist
Social Psychologist
Pet Psychologist
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Spearman's g factor refers to:
emotional intelligence
a genetic contribution to intelligence
a general intelligence of success on a variety of test
savant syndrome
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Suzy scored a 1500 on SAT, she throws tantrums and has road rage. She has inadequate level of:
emotional intelligence
validity
musical intelligence
academic intelligence
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Test designed to predict ability to learn new skills are called ____ tests.
blow-off
achievement
aptitude
interesting
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The tendency to think of objects only in terms of their normal uses is called:
belief perseverance
creativity
confirmation bias
functional fixedness
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A test that measures or predicts what it is supposed to is said to have a high degree of:
validity
reliability
norms
standardized
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An algorithm is a:
concept
step-by-step procedure
New game for X-box
a hypothesis
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Achievement tests are designed to:
measure potential to learn
Assess learned knowledge or skills
compare gender differences
emotional stability
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Binet and Simon designed a test of intellectual abilities in order to:
identify children likely to have difficulties learning
identify which students were immigrants
identify children which students were native to the country
identify the smartest students
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Five yr old Wilbur performs on an IQ test at a level of a 4 yr old. Wilbur's MENTAL AGE is:
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125
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2
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The original version of the Stanford=Binet, IQ was defined as"
chronological age multiplied by 100
mental age / 100
mental age / by chronological age and multiplied by 100
mental age multiplied by 100
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Our memories of the horrors of 9/11 inflates many peoples risk of air travel is called:
confirmation bias
availability heuristic
framing
functional fixedness
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Ignoring relevant information that opposes your original opinion is:
belief perseverance
functional fixedness
mental imagery
framing effect
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Thinking without language is best illustrated in research on:
algorithms
framing effect
linguistic determinism
mental imagery
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The representative heuristic refers to:
searching for information that matching our preconceptions
how something is framed
cling to your original belief
judging the category membership bases on your prototype
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Those who define intelligence strictly as academic aptitude are most likely to criticize:
Spearman's g factor
Binet's IQ testing
Freud's defense mechanisms
Gardner's multiple intelligence
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Stockholders believe their own expertise will allow them to out perform the market is:
overconfidence
availability effect
confirmation bias
framing
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A fixation is most likely to inhibit:
belief perseverance
overconfidence
creativity
confirmation bias
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When "car" is referred to as a category of transportation we are using this word as a(an)
algorithm
heuristic
framing
concept
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A heuristic:
Aids in problem solving
All of the above
Saves time
Prone to mistakes
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When a solution suddenly pops into your head:
Insight
Bias
Magic
Framing