Duplicate of Unit 5 Part 2 Review AP Psychology

Which of these is required for a test to be standardized?

Most recent intelligence researcher of the ones we have learned about

Intelligence won't guarantee our success; to pursue our long-term goals, we need to have

True or false: mental age is a good measure of intelligence regardless of age.

True or false: intelligence tests have sometimes been found to have cultural bias

If someone takes a test over and over and scores the same every time, the test is?

In which of these areas do males usually outscore females?

If Tom is 4 years old and has a mental age of 8, his IQ would be

Which of these is not a way to test reliability?

A test you take in AP Psych would likely be classified as a

In a normal distribution of scores, ___ % of scores fall within 2 standard deviations.

People who have savant syndrome often have ____

Which of these refers to the potential of an individual to perform new, unlearned tasks

In terms of intelligence test scores, how many points is a standard deviation?

This person originally posited the idea of "eugenics"

The Flynn effect states that ______ has/have increased from generation to generation.

Which of these researchers separated our abilities into seven "clusters"

Which of these is not one of Gardner's multiple intelligences?

In a normal distribution of scores, ___ % of scores fall within 1 standard deviation

For a child of average intelligence, the ratio of mental age to chronological age is?

A person with an intellectual disability has trouble with independent living and an IQ below __

Traditionally, the average IQ score is ___

Accumulation of knowledge such as vocabulary is referred to as

Which of these could have a negative impact on test performance?

Which of these increases with age?

True or false: genetics have a large impact on intelligence

The ability to think abstractly and come up with new solutions to problems is?

This researcher theorized that we have a general intelligence or "g score"

____ is the extent to which a test measures what it is intended to measure.

This type of intelligence (Sternberg) is required for everyday tasks; common sense or street smarts