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Duplicate of AP Psych Myers' Ch. 11 Intelligence
Duplicate of AP Psych Myers' Ch. 11 Intelligence
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What score do you have to achieve on the IQ test to be qualify as "Gifted"?
125
150
140
115
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What percent of the population meets the criteria of being intellectually disabled?
5
8
1
10
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T/F: The IQ formula works well for 60 year olds.
True
False
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At what age do intelligence test scores begin to stabilize?
2
7
16
4
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T/F: The most commonly accepted theory today on intelligence is Gardner's.
False
True
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T/F: Binet and Simon designed their test to label children.
False
True
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The heritability of intelligence is
25%
60%
50%
35%
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Howard Gardner believed that intelligence was made up of how many types of intelligences?
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3
8
7
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If a girl wants to perform her best on a math test she should
take the test in a room of all girls
take the test in a quiet place
Take the test in a room of close friends
take the test in a room of males
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In what area do highly intelligent people differ from their peers?
neural plasticity
social skills
emotional intelliegence
brain size
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In a normal distribution of an IQ test what percentage of people fall within 30 points of 100?
50
95
25
18
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T/F: Slower processing indicates lower intelligence.
True
False
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T/F : General intelligence scores can predict performance in various jobs.
False
True
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Factors that influence intelligence are infant malnutrition, sensory deprivation, and
being adopted
social isolation
living with biological parents
early reading
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In order to test the reliability of IQ tests we use the methods of test- retest and
predictive validity
split-halves
content validity
random sampling
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Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon set out to figure out a concept called
emotional intelligence
mental age
mental retardation
gifted
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T/F: Early childhood education programs' effects continue to grow into high school.
True
False
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In order to have an intellectual disability you must have a low test score and have difficulty
attending school
doing basic math
reading
living independently
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All of the following are types of intelligence of triarchic theory except
practical
creative
natural
analytical
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The IQ test that has 11 subtests broken into verbal and performance areas is
Wechsler
Stanford-Binet
EQ
G factor
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Goleman's EQ refers to
Analytical intellgence
natural intelligence
emotional intelligence
Creative intelligence
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The trend that intelligence test performance has been rising is referred to as the
Terman Effect
Flynn Effect
Wechsler Effect
Binet Effect
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Charles Spearman's used factor analysis to measure a common skill set he called
fluid intelligence
g factor
WAIC
EQ
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Males are better than females in the area of
spatial reasoning
spelling
verbal fluency
detecting emotions
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T/F: Savant syndrome is best supported by Gardner's Multiple Intelliegences
False
True
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An example of testing bias would be a question referring to
forks
cups
rent
mortgage
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The average IQ on an IQ test is
100
90
85
110
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The modern day IQ tst developed by Terman is called
WAIS
WPPSI
WISC
Stanford-Binet
29
The average intelligence score for minorities is
100
90
85
75
30
T/F: The SAT has poor predictive validity.
False
True
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The mathematical formula used to determine IQ is mental age divided by _______x100
2
50
chronological age
# of correct responses
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The AP Psychology test is an example of an
IQ test
Achievement test
EQ test
Aptitude test
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T/F: Emotionally intelligent people may have better job performance.
True
False
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T/F: Practical intelligence involves convergent thinking.
True
False
35
The SAT is an example of an
Aptitude test
IQ test
EQ test
Achievement test
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T/F: People who are geniuses have bigger brains.
False
True
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The two types of intelligence are
fluid and crystallized
fluid and fixed
fixed and crystallized
functional and fixed
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IQ scores of identical twins raised in the same home are
unrelated
are similar to other siblings
are virtually the same
Are statistically different
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2/3 of all test takers have an IQ between 85 and
100
110
95
115
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The IQ scores of Adopted children are
similar to their adoptive parents
virtually the same as their siblings
similar to their biological parents
unrelated to anyone