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Material to review the AP Psychology information on Intelligence (and stats/methods)
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(Cattell’s) Thinking ability and the ability to process new information quickly are called...
crystallized intelligence
fluid intelligence
"s" factors
"g" factors
2
Ms. Cho makes sure that she fairly represents the year’s work on the exam. Ms. Cho will have...
achieved test-retest reliability
achieved construct validity
achieved content validity
achieved criterion validity
3
Which statement is true of power tests?
They consist of items of varying difficulty levels
They are an example of an individual test
They are pure measures of achievement
They are administered in a short amount of time
4
Condition where a person otherwise limited in mental ability has an exceptional specific skill
is known as Down Syndrome
is known as Savant Syndrome
is known as Autism
is known as Aspergers
5
Who developed the Emotional Intelligence concept?
Robert Sternberg
Daniel Goleman
Howard Gardner
Charles Spearman
6
REVIEW: A rat receives electric stimulation to its brain when it presses a bar. The rate of bar pressing increases...
This is an example of negative punishment.
This is an example of positive reinforcement.
This is an example of negative reinforcement.
This is an example of positive punishment.
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Spearman argued that intelligence could be boiled down to one ability known as...
a
g
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s
8
Paul takes a test in the army to see if he would make a good pilot. Such a test is...
a standardized test
an aptitude test
an achievement test
an intelligence test
9
Which of the following is
NOT
a factor of intelligence according to Howard Gardner?
emotions
linguistic
bodily-kinesthetic
intrapersonal
10
If a person’s score on the WAIS is the mean, his IQ score would be about what percentile?
10%
97%
34%
50%
11
The distribution of human IQs is best described as...
a gradually decreasing curve
a normal distribution/curve
a flat line
a gradually increasing curve
12
Who developed the Primary Mental Abilities theory that identified 7 mental abilities?
Robert Sternberg
LL Thurstone
Charles Spearman
Howard Gardner
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Intelligence that describes the ability to combine experiences in new and insightful ways....
creative intelligence
multiple intelligence
analytical intelligence
practical intelligence
14
The mental age scored on the Binet-Simon scale was obtained by...
dividing by the child's age
the date of the child's next birthday
the date of the child's last birthday
the number of questions answered correctly
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If a test is reliable, it means that...
it is a fair assessment
it tests what it is supposed to test
it yields consistent results
it is given in the same way every time
