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Chapter 10: Intelligence & Testing
Chapter 10: Intelligence & Testing
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AP Psychology unit review for Intelligence & Testing
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1
Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligence is the first to include concepts that address
performance based intelligence.
social and emotional intelligence.
verbal and logical intelligence.
likelihood of future success.
2
Which of the following would likely have more fluid intelligence?
An 80 year old grandmother who did not attend college
A professor of 35
A child of 5 with a "mental age" of 10
A 25 year old college graduate
3
Which of the following is an example of an aptitude test?
Myers-Briggs
Unit test in class
SAT/ACT
AP Psychology Exam
4
This person translated the Binet-Simon into English and called the new test the Stanford-Binet.
David Wechsler
Theodore Simon
Alfred Binet
Lewis Terman
5
Practice, Analytical, and Creative intelligence make up whose Triarchic model?
Robert Sternberg.
Howard Gardner
Charles Spearman
L. L. Thurstone
6
Savant syndrome provides an argument against what explanation of intelligence?
"g" factor
intellectual disabilities
nurture/environment
nature/genetics
7
One problem with any theories of multiple intelligence is that
assessments of multiple intelligences lack validity.
grit causes changes to some intelligences and not others.
people tend to only excel in one area.
research still supports the presence of a "g factor".
8
Self-fulfilling expectations are most likely to be triggered by:
factor analysis
stereotype threat
the Flynn effect
savant syndrome
9
_____ affects test performance by tapping into beliefs about the norms of a social group.
Savant effect
Stereotype threat
The Flynn effect
Down syndrome
10
Which of the following would likely have more crystallized intelligence?
A professor of 35
A child of 5 with a "mental age" of 10
A 25 year old college graduate
An 80 year old grandmother who did not attend college
11
A meaningful score on an intelligence test can only come from a test that has been
standardized.
normalized.
factor analyzed.
aptitude.
12
Which of the following is the most frequently used intelligence test currently?
ACT/SAT
WAIS (Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale)
Binet-Simon
Stanford-Binet
13
Being used to reading visual media left to right makes the pictured task easier. This shows
stereotype threat
cultural bias
reliability error
fluid intelligence
14
A bell-shaped curve that characterizes a large sample of intelligence test scores illustrates:
normal distribution
heritability
standardization
factor analysis
15
Howard Gardner identified a total of (fill in the blank) intelligences.
3
8
1
10
16
Your higher IQ score than your parents, who have higher IQs than their parents, exemplifies the
Stereotype threat
Flynn effect
lack of reliability of testing.
Fluid intelligence effect
17
When a test can accurately indicate future performance, it is said to have
predictive validity.
reliability.
content validity.
standardization.
18
For an intelligence test to be useful, it must be
reliable, valid, and standardized.
scaled, reliable, and valid.
reliable and standardized.
valid and predictive.
19
The initial idea of the "g factor" to represent general intelligence was proposed by
Robert Sternberg
Charles Spearman
L. L. Thurstone
Howard Gardner