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Psychology: Intelligence
Psychology: Intelligence
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Questions from the intelligence unit of psychology.
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Who was the founder of multiple intelligence?
Gardner
Binet
Sternberg
Freud
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What shapes a person's intelligence?
Nature and Nuture
Hard work and Detirmination
Nature
Nurture
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What's the difference between Aptitude Tests and Achievement Tests?
Aptitude measures your future performance
They are the same thing
Achievement Tests Measure what you have accomplished
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David Wechsler was responsible for which of these intelligence innovations?
Founding Aptitude and Achievement Tests
Subtests
Creating the IQ test
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What kind of tests are given in schools?
Group Tests
Personal Tests
Hard Tests
6
Which of these is NOT related to multiple intelligences?
Mathematical-Spatial
Verbal-Linguistic
Interpersonal
Visual-Spatial
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You cannot determine a test's validity unless
You know it's purpose
It's over 25 questions long
A trained proctor is present during the test
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Robert Sternberg defined how many separate types of intelligences?
3
4
13
2
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Who developed the first modern standardized intelligence test?
Sigmund Freud
Howard Gardner
Alfred Binet
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Heredity plays a role in determining intelligence.
True
False
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Which of these is a way to determine whether a test is reliable?
It sounds reliable
Split-Half Reliablility
Test-Retest Reliability
Scorer Reliability
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Which of these is an aptitude test?
A Final Exam
A Quiz
SAT
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Do social expectations have an affect on one's intelligence?
No
Yes
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What is the equation for IQ?
MC^2
MA/CD x 100
MA/CA x 100
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If a test is reliable then the results will be________.
The same each time no matter who gives the test.
Almost the same each time
Different each time
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IQ stands for what?
Intelligence Quota
Intelligence Quotient
