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(TJ) AP Psychology Testing and Individual Differences
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The SAT, LSAT, and MCAT are all examples of what type of test?
intelligence
aptitude
achievement
pscyhometric
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Which test has the highest reliability? The one with the correlation coefficient of ?
.65
.90
-.65
.79
3
If Joe scored high on the driving portion of the test but within the first year had 10 wrecks.
test lacks criterion-related validity
test lacks content validity
Joe sucks at driving
test lacks construct validity
4
His popular intelligence test made use of scores that fall on a normal distribution
Robert Yerkes
David Wechsler
Louis Terman
Aldred Binet
5
What is the leading inherited cause of intellectual disability?
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Down Syndrome
PKU
Fragile X syndrome
6
Created an intelligence test to place un-schooled French children in appropriate grades
Wechsler
Terman
Sternberg
Binet
7
Spearman proposed the idea of ___, that there is a general intellectual ability
"i"
"xyz"
"a"
"g"
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MENSA only accepts members who score in or above the ? percentile on an approved test
96
94
90
98
9
Down Syndrome is a ? cause of intellectual disability
organic
genetic
structural
chromosomal
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The one idea that has NOT been used to deal with the cultural biasness of intelligence tests
inspection time
simplify the test
<p>visual spatial tasks</p>
reaction time
11
Racists would use the idea of _?_ as an explanation of why minorities score lower on IQ tests
reaction range
stereotype vulnerability
inspection time
heritability
12
Test-retest, split half, and alternate forms are ways to assess
standardization
reliability
content validity
criterion related validity
13
Which does NOT fit with Sternberg's Triarchic Theory of intelligence?
Emotional
Analytical
Creative
Practical
14
A test is said to have what if it yields consistent results?
standardization
validity
reliability
content validity
15
The first intelligence test to use the IQ developed by William Stern
Binet-Simon test
Stanford-Binet test
WISC
WAIS
16
Intellectual disability: IQ of ? or below and adaptive skills originating before the age of ?
70; 10
18;70
70; 18
10;70
17
Which of Sternberg's Triarchic Theory would help most in academic settings?
Practical
Creative
Analytical
18
The WAIS scoring system uses a normal distribution (mean of 100) and a standard deviation of
5
20
15
10
19
Supreme Court casein which Virginia's right to sterilize a poor woman involuntarily was upheld.
Buck v Virginia
Roe v Wade
Buck v Bell
ACLU v Virginia
20
To be fair, the same procedures must be used for all test takers
standardization
test norms
validity
reliability
21
Profound mental retardation/intellectual disability: IQ of ?
20-35
51-70
20 and below
36-50
22
The MMPI, the Rorscach and TAT test are examples
tests with high validity
tests with low validity
psychometric tests
personality tests
23
Which person should feel better about their percentile score on the ACT? The one who was in the
30th percentile
90th percentile
50th percentile
70th percentile
24
Jeff Belk and Shawn Flanigan would probably score high on which type of intelligence?
naturalist
Interpersonal
existential
linguistic
25
Doug brags that he is smart because he scored perfect on the ACT. Doug should be warned about
psychometric flaws
content validity
reification
predictive validity
26
A standardized measure of a sample of behavior
aptitude test
achievement test
intelligence test
psychological test
27
He proposed the idea that intelligence is inherited
Louis Terman
Claude Steele
Sir Francis Galton
Charles Spearman
28
(FairTest.org) Since the introduction of NCLB in 2006, SAT scores for HS seniors has
declined
stayed the same
risen
29
_?_ intelligence is reasoning ability, memory, and speed of information processing
"g"
fluid intelligence
crystallized intelligence
reaction range
30
A doctor who advocates for ? would allow an intellectualy disabled baby to die
Survival of the fittest
Natural selection
Eugenics
Darwinian theory
31
According to Cattell, which intelligence, fluid or crystallized, stays the same with age?
crystallized
fluid
32
Which group has one of the highest rates of FAS in America?
Hispanic
black
Native American
white
33
TRUE or FALSE: A father's drinking can cause Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
FALSE
TRUE
34
According to the Flynn effect, what happens to IQ performance with each generation?
It is too inconsistent
It stays the same
It goes down
It goes up
35
A test that measures current knowledge
intelligence
personality
achievement
aptitude
36
His Idea: 7 distinct primary mental abilities (word fluency, verbal comprehension are two)
Goleman
Cattell
Gardner
Thurston
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A Savant is most likely to be:
female
male
Hispanic
white
38
The ability to monitor your own feelings and others' feelings to guide your thinking and action
existential intelligence
emotional intelligence
reification
empathy skills
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He developed the WAIS and WISC, the most used intelligence tests in the US
David Wechsler
Daniel Goleman
Howard Gardner
Alfred Binet
40
idea:heredity sets limits for intelligence, but the environment determines actual place
stereotype threat
Flynn effect
heritability
reaction range
41
(ARC data) How many Americans are estimated to have an intellectual or development disability?
4.6 million
1 million
10 million
50 million
42
He would ask the question "How are you smart" instead of asking "are you smart"
Howard Gardner
Claude Steele
Robert Sternberg
Arthur Jenson
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The world's first mass administration of an intelligence test was during _?_
WWII
Korean War
Civil War
WWI
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A type of savant whose skill/ability would be amazing even if it appeared in the non-disabled
prodigious
autistic
epiphanic
exceptional