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What does IQ stand for?
Intelligence Quota
Intelligence Quotient
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The type of intelligence that involves applying acquired knowledge to solve problems is
kinesthetic intelligence
spatial intelligence
crystallized intelligence
fluid intelligence
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Which of these intelligence innovations was David Wechsler responsible for?
Subtests
Founding Aptitude and Achievement Tests
Creating the IQ test
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Which type of test predicts future abilities?
intelligence
achievement
aptitude
personality
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Which of the following cannot be an explanation of the Flynn effect?
Better health care
Better education
Smaller families
Changes in genetics
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Which of the following are most likely to have similar IQ scores?
non-twin siblings
identical twins
fraternal twins
parent and child
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Midterms, finals, and most standardized tests, which assess your knowledge of a subject, are
aptitude tests
intelligence tests
achievement tests
personality tests
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If the scores on two halves of a test are not very similar then the test does not have
validity
reliability
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If a test is reliable then the results will be________.
almost the same each time
the same each time no matter who gives the test
different each time
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What's the difference between Aptitude Tests and Achievement Tests?
Achievement Tests Measure what you have accomplished
Aptitude measures your future performance
They are the same thing
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What shapes a person's intelligence?
Nature
Nature and Nurture
Nurture
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Sternberg's idea of "successful intelligence" includes all of the following except
musical intelligence
creative intelligence
analytical intelligence
practical intelligence
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Which of these is an aptitude test?
Final Exam
College entrance test
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IQ tests have to often be re-normed as standards become more difficult, explained by
the Flynn effect
heritability ratios
reaction ranges
factor analysis
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The written exam to get your teaching license would be an example of an
aptitude test
achievement test
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Who was the founder of multiple intelligence?
Binet
Cattell
Gardner
Sternberg
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Identical twins display greater similarity in IQ than fraternal twins, even if separated, which
supports the nature argument
means nothing
supports the nurture argument
supports neither nature or nurture
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If a test gives similar scores each time it is given, then the test is
reliable
standardized
normal
valid
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If you receive roughly the same score on a test after multiple administrations, it is
valid
normal
standardized
reliable
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Lee is able to help others feel comfortable and understands their feelings, he is high in
emotional intelligence
creative intelligence
intrapersonal intelligence
practical intelligence
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Which researcher identified the core factor "g" for general mental ability?
Binet
Gardner
Cattell
Spearman
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When a test score can be compared to a representative sample of scores then the test is
valid
standardized
normal
reliable
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If a test tests what it is supposed to test then it is
valid
standardized
reliable
normal
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You cannot determine a test's validity unless
A trained proctor is present during the test
It's over 25 questions long
You know its purpose
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Binet's test expressed a child's score in terms of
reaction range
IQ
percentile score
mental age
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Which of these is NOT related to multiple intelligences?
Spatial
Linguistic
Interpersonal
Mathematical-Spatial
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Generating multiple possible answers to a problem illustrates
spatial reasoning
divergent thinking
abstract reasoning
convergent thinking
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Which of the following refers to the recent improvement in intelligence scores?
Flynn effect
fluid intelligence
standardization
g factor
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Who proposed eight different types of intelligence?
Cattell
Binet
Spearman
Gardner
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Robert Sternberg defined how many separate types of intelligences?
3
4
2
8
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Who developed the first modern standardized intelligence test?
Alfred Binet
Howard Gardner
Sigmund Freud
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A condition of limited mental ability indicated by an intelligence score below 70 & difficulty adapting to life is
intellectual disability
intellectual giftedness
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__________ refers to negative ideas/feelings of certain groups' intelligence that affect scores.
Reaction range
Stereotype threat
Socioeconomic disadvantage
Heritability ratio
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An aptitude test is designed to
predict how many new skills you have learned
predict the ability to learn new skills
show how much knowledge you have gained
measure how well you have learned new skills
