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Psychology ch9 review quiz
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Have some free points. The answer is True
False
True
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Fluid intelligence is based on FACTS
False
True
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DEFINITION: abbreviated as “g”, representing a person’s ‘mental energy’, (some people’s brains are better than others)
Nootropics
Deviation IQ
Multiple intelligence theory
General intelligence factor
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What was the IQ cutoff for forced sterilization in the 20's?
100
80
70
Under 60
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Which is the most common type of intelligence testing today?
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale
IQ testing
Raven’s Progressive Matrices
Stanford Binet test
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Who believed in inherited intelligence? (entity theory)
William Stern
Sir Francis Galton
Alfred Binet
Charles Darwin
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What is Visuospatial intelligence?
The ability to create mental pictures and use them to solve problems
The ability to detect another person’s motives and thoughts
The ability to produce and comprehend tonal and rhythmic patterns
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What do you get when: (Mental age ÷ Chronological age) x 100 ?
IQ
Fluid intelligence level
Deviation iq
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What is a Savant?
Someone with low mental capacity in one area, but very high in another area
A substance that is harmful if taken while pregnant
An autistic person
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Define Anthropometrics
comparing a person’s test score with average score for people of their age
is abbreviated as “g”
refers to the increase in public intelligence test scores over time
the methods of measuring physical and mental variation in humans
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Entity theory is the belief that intelligence is a fixed characteristic, and difficult to change
True
False
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What does incremental theory state?
Intelligence can be earned by studying & experience
People are getting smarter over time
Intelligence is genetic and can't change
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What is
Existential intelligence?
The tendency to ask questions about purpose, and meaning of existence
The ability to produce and comprehend tonal patterns
Being confused all the time
The ability to create mental pictures
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What sort of test is Raven’s Progressive Matrices?
Word problems
Picture test
Photo/spatial recognition
Multiple intelligence test
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Verbal, Logical/Mathematical, Spatial, Kinesthetic, Musical, Interpersonal Self, Naturalist, Existential -examples of:
Anthropometrics
Multiple intelligences
Fluid intelligences
General intelligences
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Select an example of fluid intelligence
Problem solving strategies
Reading a textbook to study for a test
Doing a puzzle
Taking a history exam
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What is the difference between INTRApersonal and INTERpersonal intelligence?
INTRA is self-awareness, INTER is for other's emotions
INTER is based on yourself, INTRA is other people
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What is verbal/linguistic intelligence?
The ability to read, write, and speak effectively
Being good with physical movements
Ability to create mental pictures/imagination
Reading into others' emotional state
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What is Logical intelligence?
Using abstract thought to solve problems
The ability to recognize and identify processes in the natural world
ability to detect a person’s emotional states, motives, and thoughts
Problem solving and math
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Eugenics means...
Killing anyone who's dumb
Limiting who may have children
translates to "good genes"
another word for Alzheimers
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What is the Stanford-Binet test?
a test intended to measure innate levels of intelligence
The most common intelligence test for adults today
A fancy way of saying IQ test
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Beethoven is to _____ as Van Gogh is to ______
Music, visuospatial
Musical, art
Musical, bodily
Art, bodily
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By what age does performance on an intelligence test stabilize?
18-24
5-9
11-16
9-14
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What is interpersonal intelligence?
The tendency and ability to ask questions about purpose in life
Self-awareness
ability to detect another person’s emotional states, motives, and thoughts
The ability to read, write, and speak effectively
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There are more female savants than male
False
True
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What is
Kinesthetic intelligence?
The ability to produce and comprehend tonal and rhythmic patterns
The ability to know how the body is situated, and have good balance
The ability to control body movements
The ability to recognize and identify processes in the natural world
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Which is an example of a stereotype threat?
Saying asians are good at math
The Irish love to drink, inhibiting their intelligence
Saying black people don't score as high on tests
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Examples of Nootropic Substances (multiple select)
Nicotine
Excess of carbs
Sugar
Alcohol
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What is naturalist intelligence?
The ability to recognize and identify processes in the natural world
Using abstract thought
Asking questions
Reading, writing, and having a vivid imagination
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What does this graph demonstrate?
Stereotype threats
General intelligence factor
The Flynn effect
Entity theory
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What is
Rhythmic intelligence?
The ability to produce and comprehend tonal and rhythmic patterns
The ability to create mental pictures
The tendency and ability to ask questions
Self-awareness
