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AP Psych: Intelligence
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1
Mr. Talbott's final in AP Calc would be an example of a(n)
diagnostic test
standardized test
achievement test
aptitude test
2
Who would be the MOST enthusiastic about the value of a single intelligence test score
Howard Gardner
L. L. Thurstone
Robert Sternberg
Charles Spearman
3
Studies suggest there's a positive correlation between intelligence and the
size of brain's synaptic gaps
brain's ability to process lang. in right hemisphere
brain's production of endorphins
neural processing speed in the brain
4
To assess mental age, Binet & Simon measured children's
neural processing speed
reasoning skills
head size
creative abilities
5
The WAIS consists of separate
emotions & reasoning subtests
aptitude & achievement subtests
practical & analytic subtests
verbal & performance subtests
6
People's scores on general intelligence factor MOST highly correlate w/ability to solve
novel problems
cultural problems
emotional problems
social problems
7
Nicole scored well above avg. on the SAT, yet she frequently loses her temper exhibiting low
emotional intelligence
savant syndrome
mental age
heritability
8
Which lower lobe region of the brain is our math & spatial info processing center?
temporal lobe
parietal lobe
frontal lobe
occipital lobe
9
A condition involving intellectual disability caused by an extra chromosome in one's genetics
Down syndrome
the Flynn effect
savant syndrome
Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Researchers assess correlation between scores obtained on 2 halves of a single test in order to
measure validity of a test
measure the normal distribution of a test
measure reliability of a test
measure standardization of a test
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A test has a high degree of validity if it
produces a normal distribution of scores
yields consistent results every time it is used
assesses aptitude & achievement accurately
measures or predicts what its supposed to measure or predict
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Ability to learn from experience, solve problems, & use knowledge to adapt to new situations is
divergent thinking
aptitude
intelligence
validation
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Characteristics of savant syndrome MOST directly suggest that intelligence is
largely unpredictable & unmeasurable
culturally constructed concept
diverse set of distinct abilities
accurately measured by general intelligence : G factor
14
If a road test adequately samples the tasks a driver routinely faces, the test is said to
have content validity
have predictive validity
be standardized
be reliable
15
Who distinguished between analytical, creative, and practical intelligence?
Lewis Terman
Howard Gardner
Charles Spearman
Robert Sternberg
16
Widespread improvement in intelligence test performance during the past century is called
stereotype threat
the Flynn effect
standardization
the normal curve
17
Fluid intelligence refers MOST directly to a person's
accumulated knowledge
ability to assume the perspective of others
ability to recall facts & concepts
ability to reason speedily & abstractly
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If both depressed & nondepressed individuals receive similar scores on a depression diagnostic
the test is not valid
the test does not produce scores from a normal distribution
the test has not been standardized
the test is not reliable
