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Intelligence - 2023
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1
What is an achievement test?
Measures potential
Measures intelligence
Measures ability
Measures what you have learned
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Which of these is an example of intelligence, according to Gardner?
Musical Intelligence
General Intelligence
Creative Intelligence
People Intelligence
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Who believe intelligence to be a matter of "having the right genes"?
Galton
Binet
Terman
Simon
4
a smaller standard deviation would result in?
more variation
less variation
higher critical value
a larger sample size
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What's the name of the phenomenon in which IQ scores keep increasing?
Flynn Effect
Flat Effect
Testing Effect
Placebo Effect
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IQ (Intelligence Quotient) formula
Mental age/Chronological age * 100
Chronological age/Mental age * 100
Chronological age * 100 / Mental Age
Mental age * 100 / Chronological age
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The existence of savant syndrome seems to support ...
criticism of multiple intelligence theories
Gardner's theory of multiple intelligence
Thorndike's view of social intelligence
Sternberg's distinction among three types of intelligence
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Who developed the Multiple Intelligences Theory?
David Wechsler
Daniel Goleman
L. L. Thurstone
Howard Gardner
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Which is part of the Triarchic Theory of Intelligence?
Musical
Logical
Intrapersonal
Creative
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What does the WAIS measure?
Special abilities in adolescence
Special abilities in adults
Intelligence and cognitive ability in adults
Intelligence and cognitive ability in adolescence
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What percent fall within 2 standard deviations of the mean on a normal curve?
68%
95%
50%
99%
12
Who theorized crystallized and fluid intelligence?
Cattell
Ronald
Gardner
Thurstone
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Who developed the Triarchic Theory of Intelligence?
Robert Sternberg
Aristole
Howard Gardner
Charles Spearman
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According to Spearman, our ability to perform any and all cognitive tasks is most dependent on?
Crystallized Intelligence
g factor
Fluid Intelligence
s factor
15
What does the split-halves method test?
Reliability
Validity
Both
None of the above
16
Children are said to have a intellectual disability if they have an IQ score of less than?
70
75
60
100
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Fluid intelligence includes all of the following except...
processing speed
reasoning ability
problem solving skills
knowledge over time
18
College entrance exams help establish what?
Content validity
Test-retest reliability
Split-Half reliability
Predictive validity
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Who developed the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale?
Alfred Binet
Louis Terman
Wilhelm Stern
David Wechsler
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If a test measures what it should, then it is said to be...?
Reliable
Standardized
Objected
Valid
