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MP: AP Psych- Testing and Individual Differences (Mods 60-62) pd 7
MP: AP Psych- Testing and Individual Differences (Mods 60-62) pd 7
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What does a psychometrician do?
configures the reliability of a test
configures the validity of a test
scores tests
Specializes in the construction and use of tests
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The level of performance typically associated with a certain chronological age is...
physical development
mental age
intelligence quotient
achieving test
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What's the name of the test that predicts the ability to learn a new skill?
Achievement test
Stanford-Binet
Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale
Aptitude test
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What's it called to learn from an experience and use knowledge to adapt to new situations?
Intelligence test
Emotional intelligence
General intelligence
Intelligence
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The most widely used intelligence is...
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale
Stanford-Binet
ACT
ISAT
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What is grit?
focus on short term goals
distractors during an intelligence test
passion and preserverance in long term goals
what is incorrect on an IQ test
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Who classified our abilities into eight independent intelligences?
Peter Salovey
Charles Spearman
Howard Gardner
Robert Sternberg
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What does an IQ test measure?
Measure what a person has accomplished or learned
Measure intelligence of an objective on a standardized scale
Measure a person's capacity to learn certain things
capacity to reason remember understand solve problems
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What is the chronological age that corresponds with a given level of performance?
mental age
age an individual looks
actual age
age an individual acts
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A person that has limited mental ability, but has exceptional specific skill is known to have?
general intelligence
grit
savant syndrome
factor analysis
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What is the purpose of an aptitude test?
To asses what a person has learned
To predict a person's future performance
To asses a person's mental aptitudes
To perceive, understand, manage, and use emotions
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The process of defining meaningful scores relative to a pretested group is called...
Reliability
Standardization
IQ
Normal curve
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The answers to our age-and-intelligence questions depend on
Crystallized intelligence
What we assess and how we assess it
Social reasoning
Fluid intelligence
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What is the Flynn Effect?
the ride in average IQ scores
how much you have learned over time
if an assessment tests what it is meant to test
the proportion of variation among individuals
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What are Sternberg's Three Intelligences?
Creative, Practical, General
Analytical, Creative, Practical
analytical, Creative, Interpersonal
General, Practical, Emotional
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Which of the following is the correct definition of crystallized intelligence?
our accumulated knowledge and verbal skills
ability to percieve, understand, manage, and use emotions
procedure that identifies clusters of related items
our ability to reason speedily and abstractly
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The ability to reason speedily and abstractly when solving logic problems is called...
Fluid Intelligence
Stability
Crystallized Intelligence
Spatial Visualization
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Which of the following would test emotional intelligence?
using emotions to enable adaptive or creative thinking
crying
scoring high on an IQ test
laughing at a sad part in a movie
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What are the 3 principles of Test Construction?
Standardization, Performance, Validity
Reliability, Validity, Predictive
Standardization, Reliability, Range
Standardization, Reliability, and Validity
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Who had the idea that all humans have the same seven forms of intelligence?
Daniel Goleman
Howard Gardner
David Weschler
Alfred Binet
