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AP Psychology Chapter 10 in - McGraw Hill Connect Psychology Text
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Significant limitations in intellectual functioning & everyday adaptive behavior(before age 18)
False
True
Mental Fixation
Mental retardation
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A young person who is extremely gifted in one area and at least average in intelligence is a...
Genius
Validity
Algorithm
Prodigy
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Who developed the concept of mental age?
Charles Spearman
BF Skinner
Charles Darwin
Alfred Binet
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ability to make different categories of ideas & think of other responses besides the obvious
Ideational thought
Broad thought
Flexibility of thought
Originality of thought
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Who developed Kaufman-assessment battery for children?
Natalie and Alexander Kaufman
Alfred Binet
Nadeen and Alan Kaufman
John Carroll and Charles Spearman
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What's the mind set in which one is blind to unusual uses of common everyday things/procedures?
Functional Fixedness
Stuck thoughts
Mindfulness
Fixation
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Who further divided intelligence when he reviewed and linked more than 450 sets of data?
John Carroll
Robert Sternberg
Nadeen Kaufman
Alan Kaufman
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The degree to which a test measures the concept it claims to measure, such as intelligence is..
None of these
Both of these
Construct Validity
Predictive Validity
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The kind of knowledge that one gains from experience and learning, education, and practice is..
Fixation
Reliability
Reaction Intelligence
Crystallized intelligence
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Cognitive skills that include abstract thinking, reasoning, problem solving & acquire knowledge
Algorithms
Validity
Intelligence
Ideational fluency
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High intelligence with creativeness that have a tremendous impact on a given field is called..
Construct Validity
Ideational fluency
Genius
Prodigy
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Who developed the psychological diagnostic test,"Kaufman-assessment battery for children"?
Alfred Binet
Alan Kaufman
None of these
Nadeen Kaufman
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Characteristic of a test that determines whether outcomes are equal for different groups is..
Test truth
Experiment truth
Personal bias
Test bias
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One of Carroll's three levels of intelligence; very similar to Spearman's concept of "g" ...
General intelligence
Great Intelligence
General Study
Intelligence study
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Who argues that intelligence compromises at least eight capacities?
Howard Gardner
Chomsky
BF Skinner
Alan Kaufman
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Which is NOT one of Carroll's three levels of intelligence?
Broad intelligence
Narrow intelligence
General intelligence
Fluid intelligence
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Who Argues for a broader view of intelligence than is found in traditional "g" factor theories?
Chandler Bing
Charles Spearman
Robert Sternberg
Alfred Binet
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Who Proposed- human intelligence is best thought of as a single general capacity or ability?
Charles Spearman
Robert Sternberg
Alfred Binet
Phoebe Buffay
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What is the theory that intelligence is a single general factor made up of specific components?
g-factor theory
Broadtheory
Multiple-factor general theory
Charles Spearman's theory
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What is Adjustment to and coping with everyday life called?
Adaptive behavior
Adjustment Behavior
Fluid Behavior
Adjustment
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The inability to break out of a mindset in order to think about a problem from a fresh POV
Thinking outside the box
Fixation
Thought Range
Stubborness
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What is Characteristic of creative thought: the ability to come up with unusual novel ideas?
Originality
Personal
Goal
Multiple-factor thinking
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TRUE OR FALSE: Adaptive behavior is the adjustment to, and coping with everyday life
False
True
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One of Carroll's three levels of intelligence; includes nearly 70 distinct abilities...
Inverted intelligence
Shallow Intelligence
Wide inteligence
Narrow intelligence
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Belief that group differences in IQ scores are by different cultural & educational backgrounds
Eureka insight
Biological test bias hypothesis
Cultural test bias hypothesis
Adaptive behavior
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Cognitive skills that include abstract thinking, reasoning, problem solving & acquire knowledge
Ideational fluency
Algorithms
Validity
Intelligence
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Characteristics of creative thought that involves the ability to produce many ideas is...
None of these
Ideational theory
Ideational fluency
Brainstorming
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Characteristic of a person whose thought &/or behavior is both novel-original & useful-adaptive
Studying
Cleverness
Creativity
Learning
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What is: consistency of measurement, such as an intelligence test?
Reliability
Reaction range
g-factor
Predictive
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Problem solving that requires one to think about a problem differently to solve it is called..
Thinking inside the box
Adaptive behavior
Thinking outside the box
Intelligence
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The equivalent chronological age a child has reached based on their performance on an IQ test..
Scale Age
Set Age
Physical Age
Mental Age
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Raw mental ability, pattern recognition, abstract reasoning are examples of...
Reasoning
Fluid intelligence
Target Intelligence
Abstract reasoning
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Characteristic of a test that determines whether outcomes are equal for different groups is..
Experiment truth
Personal bias
Test truth
Test bias
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What is a disorder that results from a condition known as trisomy-21?
Down syndrome
Genius
Adaptive syndrome
Binet syndrome
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Characteristics of creative thought that involves the ability to produce many ideas is...
Ideational fluency
Brainstorming
None of these
Ideational theory
