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If you receive roughly the same score on a test after multiple administrations, it is...
psychological
standardized
valid
reliable
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Midterms, finals, and most standardized tests, which assess your knowledge of a subject, are...
achievement tests
personality tests
aptitude tests
intelligence tests
3
Who proposed eight different types of intelligence?
Binet
Galton
Spearman
Gardner
4
This person best represents which multiple intelligence?
interpersonal
visual/spatial
logical/mathematical
verbal/linguistic
5
This person best represents which multiple intelligence?
naturalistic
bodily/kinesthetic
musical
visual/spatial
6
If test questions weren't covered in class, the test lacks...
construct validity
content validity
criterion related validity
test-retest validity
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The most widely used intelligence test today
Projection tests
Stanford Binet
WAIS
SAT
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The Binet-Simon scale expressed a child's score in terms of...
percentile score
reaction range
IQ
mental age
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This syndrome supports Gardner's theory of multiple intelligence by showing exceptional skill in 1 area & low in others
Savant
Gifted/Genius Intelligence
Flynn
Intellectual Disability
10
A college readiness exam predicted Gina will be a B+ student, but she flunks out, meaning...
the test is not standardized
Gina cheated
the test is not valid
the test is valid but not reliable
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This is an example of
intrapersonal
intelligence.
Communication that goes on exclusively within one person-"Knows Self"
"Knows & Interacts well with Other"
"Knows & Interacts well with Others"
Communication that takes place between two or more people
12
Identical twins display greater similarity in IQ than fraternal twins, even if separated, which
means nothing
supports the nurture argument; "Environmentalism"
support neither nature or nurture
support the nature argument; "Heritability"
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Francis Galton researched intelligence by...
eugenics & studying family trees
studying chidren in different environments
studying children deemed intellectually disabled
studying how IQ changes as we age
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_________ measure general mental ability and ________ measure interests, values, and attitudes.
intelligence tests; personality tests
aptitude tests; achievement tests
achievement tests; personality tests
intelligence tests; achievement tests
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Emotional Intelligence
The extent to the strength of your emotions
The ability to control your own emotions
The ability to recognize their own and other peoples emotion
Being artificially, naturally, ingeniously intelligent
16
IQ tests have to often be re-standardized as tests have needed to become more difficult year to year...
factor analysis
heritability ratios
reaction ranges
the Flynn effect
17
Which researcher identified the core factor "g" for general mental ability?
Galton
Spearman
Thurstone
Binet
18
Sternberg's idea of "triarchic intelligence" includes all of the following except...
practical intelligence
creative intelligence
musical intelligence
analytical intelligence
19
A bell-shaped curve indicates...
validity
normal distribution
standardized distribution
reliability
20
Lewis Terman developed the...
WAIS
Standford-Binet Test
Binet-Simon Test
first personality test
21
Fluid intelligence includes all of the following except...
memory capacity
reasoning ability
acquired knowledge
processing speed
22
The ratio of mental age to chronological age for a child of average intelligence is: ______ (IQ = MA/CA)
90
100
70
80
23
The belief that intelligence and ability can be developed with practice and persistence
Fixed Mindset
Growth Mindset
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This person best represents which multiple intelligence?
bodily/kinesthetic
intrapersonal
logical/mathematical
naturalistic
25
Which type of predictive test assesses specific categories mental abilities, like abstract reasoning or logic/math?
intelligence
achievement
personality
aptitude
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What kind of validity do tests such as the SAT and ACT particularly strive for?
content validity
criterion-related validity
absolute validity
construct validity
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The type of intelligence that involves applying acquired knowledge to solve problems is (higher in older people)…
kinesthetic intelligence
fluid intelligence
crystallized intelligence
spatial intelligence
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__________ refers to negative ideas/feelings of certain groups' intelligence that affect scores
Socioeconomic disadvantage
Heritability ratio
Reaction range
Stereotype threat
