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Testing & Individual Differences
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Psych study, final 3.
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Which of the following is NOT TRUE about objective tests?
They have limited possible answers.
They require a professional to interpret the results.
They can often be scored by computer/machine.
They are used in therapy, education and employment settings.
2
Currently, the most commonly used intelligence tests are the
WPPSI, WISC & WAIS
Gardner multiple intelligences.
SAT & ACT
Stanford-Binet
3
The correct equation for IQ is
chronological age/mental age x 100
mental age/chronological age x 100
chronological age - mental age / 100
mental age + chronological age / 100
4
To be "gifted", a person's IQ must be ___ standard deviation(s) above average; at least ___
2; 130
0; 100
1; 115
3; 145
5
The ability to use accumulated skills, knowledge, and experience is
fluid intelligence
creativity
standardized
crystallized intelligence
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A test that measures what it is supposed to measure is
Reliable
Standardized
Valid
Ethical
7
The Rorschach and Thematic Apperception Tests are types of
intelligence tests
objective tests
subjective tests
multiple-choice tests
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Which is NOT a recognized issue with intelligence testing?
issues surrounding labeling
use as a diagnostic tool
self-fulfilling prophecies
questionable validity, especially in children
9
Two of Gardner's "8 intelligences" commonly measured on standard intelligence tests are
naturalistic and logical
interpersonal and kinesthetic
interpersonal and intrapersonal
linguistic and logical-mathematical
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If you take the SAT and get 1350, and then take it again 2 weeks later and get a 1347, it shows
criterion validity
face validity
split-half reliability
test-retest reliability
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If you expect to do well on the Psychology final, and then do, it is a type of
divergent thinking
self-fulfilling prophecy
spatial aptitude
analytical intelligence
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The ability to find new solutions to common problems is a type of
creative intelligence
practical intelligence
interpersonal intelligence
analytical intelligence
13
Intrapersonal intelligence can be described as
nature smart
people smart
self smart
body smart
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"Book smarts" is a type of
analytical intelligence
creative intelligence
interpersonal intelligence
practical intelligence
15
Which is considered the "normal range" for IQ scores?
85-115
50-150
50-90
100-120
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Factors thought to influence intelligence include all EXCEPT
educational access
social environment
inherited traits
neurotransmitter levels
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A test that has consistent results over time is
Reliable
Standardized
Ethical
Valid
18
If you are taking a test about the 1930's, and it asks about the Great Depression, it appears
to have test-retest reliability.
To have criterion validity.
To have split-half reliability.
To have face validity.
19
The practice of putting students with special needs in regular ed classrooms is called
mainstreaming.
resource.
tracking.
open enrollment.
20
What percentage of the population should fall within the "normal range" on a normal curve?
68
80
98
40
