Unit 1: Testing & Intelligence (AP Psych)

The extent that a test yields consistent results

Javier knows that, even if he fails his history testb/c he forgets to study, he can study harder and pass the retake

Research comparing people of different ages at the same point in time

____ underlies all mental abilities and is measured by every task in an intelligence test

A child that excels in school may have the _ age of 7 but the _ age of 15

A test that predicts future performance

Alex was mad because his algebra test had a question about the capital of Jordan. He argued the test lacked

Emily often feels sad when hearing a sad song & can tell when her teacher is in a bad mood. She has good

Your biology final is an example of a

When comparing student scores on the odd questions with the even questions, the averages are similar. This is measuring

Harry is not great at math problems, but can rock a trivia tournament. He has good

Everyone who take the ACT has the same time constraints and the same rules about food and electronics. We say the ACT is

Research following and retesting the same people over time

Sterns IQ (Intelligence Quotient) test is calculated as:

The Flynn Effect states that

Which is not one of Howard Gardner's multiple intelligences?

Accumulated knowledge and verbal skills that increase with age

The most widely used intelligence test containing verbal and nonverbal subtests

Jamie's grandma struggles with using her smartphone likely because ______ intelligence decreases with age.

On the normal curve, most scores fall near the _, and fewer and fewer fall near the _

The success which a test predicts the behavior it is designed to