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AP Psych CH. 9 Intelligence Testing
AP Psych CH. 9 Intelligence Testing
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Intelligence and testing
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Although intelligence has a strong inherited component, how we define intelligence is what?
genetically predetermined
neurologically determined
The same across all cultures
socially constructed
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The IQ scores of this often studied group show the highest correlation
Fraternal Twins raised apart
Identical Twins raised apart
Fraternal Twins raised together
Identical Twins raised together
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This type of thinking attempts to narrow down a list of alternatives to a single answer.
Divergent Thinking
Creative Thinking
Convergent Thinking
Experiential Thinking
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A psychological test is good if the standardized results form a bell shaped curve, A.K.A. this.
Standard Deviation
Normal Distribution
Negatively Skewed Distribution
Positively Skewed Distribution
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The ability to learn from experience, solve problems & use knowledge to adapt to new situations
neural plasticity
aptitude
intelligence
divergent thinking
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Which is not one of Sternberg's 3 intelligences?
Creative
Analytical
Practical
Mathematical
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As we age, what tends to increase?
convergent thinking
fluid intelligence
crystallized intelligence
divergent thinking
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He developed the Stanford-Binet Test with a new formula to measure IQ.
David Weschler
Francis Galton
Alfred Binet
Lewis Terman
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According to Claude Steele this can influence test results
Stereotype Vulnerability
Hereditary Factors
Economic Factors
Environmental Factors
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Having minimal interaction with caregivers can lead to _________ intelligence.
Lower
Divergent
Higher
Unusual
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This is the ability to perceive, express, understand and regulate emotions.
Emotional Intelligence
Visual intelligence
Logical Intelligence
Twin Intelligence
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Children with an IQ above 130 are known as this
Professionals
Savants
Gifted
Divergent Thinkers
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This means yielding consistent results and is necessary for your test to be widely accepted.
Reliability
Confidential
Validity
Percentile Scores
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Siblings who are treated alike score more similarly on intel. tests. This is an example that
Intelligence is affected by heredity
Intelligence is affected by test scorer bias
Intelligence is affected by your diet
Intelligence is affected by environment
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The Stanford-Binet Test uses this formula to derive a person's IQ
M.A. x 100
C.A. x 100
M.A./C.A. x 100
C.A. / M.A. x 100
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As adopted children grow up, their intelligence
varies according to their environment
is much more like their adoptive parents
is much more like their adoptive siblings
is much more like their biological parents
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In a normal distribution of information, most persons will be found in this area
Middle
Towards the right of the center
Towards the left of the center
On the very edges of the distribution
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Paul takes a test in the army to see if he would make a good pilot. What type of test is this?
Achievement Test
Intelligence Test
Personality Test
Aptitude Test
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Which of the following is NOT one of Gardner's Multiple Intelligences?
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Technological
Linguistic
Naturalistic
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What kind of test is the AP exam?
Achievement
Aggregate
Valid
Aptitude
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He fathered modern intelligence testing, labeling people based solely on their mental age.
Lewis Terman
Alfred Binet
David Weschler
Francis Galton
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The Flynn Effect attributes an increase in intelligence to these
Hereditary Factors
Organizational Factors
Environmental Factors
Dietary Factors
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Standardization includes formalizing testing procedures and establishing
norms
goals
plans
forms
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He based his career in psychology on his belief in multiple intelligences
Claude Steele
Howard Gardner
David Weschler
Robert Sternberg
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Josie is inept at dealing with everyday problems. According to Sternberg, she lacks this.
Practical Intelligence
Analytical Intelligence
Creative Intelligence
Contextual Intelligence