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Duplicate of Psych AP - Intelligence
Duplicate of Psych AP - Intelligence
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A review of the definitions and situations taught about intelligence in intro to psychology
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The fact that IQ scores have increased over the past half century is known as ...
social education
the education effect
the Flynn effect
environmental improvement
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Aptitude tests like the SAT are designed to...
Measure overall intelligence
Predict future academic success
Determine racial differences
Measure personal achievement
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states that people have diff areas of intelligence bc they're stronger in more ways than others
fluid intelligence
Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences
emotional intelligence
Sternberg's triarchic theory
4
refers to the ability to think speedily and abstractly and solve novel problems
quick intelligence
crystallized intelligence
fluid intelligence
perceptual speed
5
Which of these is not a requirement for a psychological test to be scientifically applicable
Subjectivity
Reliability
Standardization
Validity
6
Accumulated knowledge through the lifespan is known as ...
Fluid intelligence
Accumulated intelligence
Consistent intelligence
Crystallized intelligence
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True or False: People who score high on intelligence tests tend to move on to higher education
False
True
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What percentage of people score in the range of mental giftedness?
15%
3%
85%
1%-2%
9
true or false: ample gray and white matter are important to neural processing speed
false
true
10
Karen scored a low IQ (53) but is an incredible music composer. Her condition is known as
Savant syndrome
Down syndrome
An obsession with the number pi
Mental giftedness
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true or false: environmental stress does not effect test scores even temporarily
true
false
12
the mentally gifted "Termites" that Lewis Terman studied throughout adulthood scored an IQ of
135 or higher
70 or higher
110 or higher
120 or lower
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The act of splitting a test into equal halves and checking the similarity between the two is
The two-half method
The split-half method
The test-retest method
The split-retest method
14
Test that measures innate differences and performance differences based on culture is biased in
The Popular Sense
Every Sense
No Way At All
The Scientific Sense
15
The psychologist who determined that there is one general intelligence (g) is
Raymond Cattell
J. P. Guilford
Sigmund Freud
Charles Spearman
16
Which of the following is not a type of intelligence that exists in Sternbergs triarchic theory
Academic
Creative
Practical
Analytical
17
Which of the following is not one of Gardner's Eight Intelligence's?
Interpersonal
Bodily/Kinesthetic
Creative
Nature
18
true or false: Welcher's intelligence tests can be used with non-English speakers
false
true
19
Which Psychologist developed the Triarchic theory of intelligence?
J.P. Guilford
Robert Sternberg
Daniel Goleman
Charles Spearman
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the ability to perceive, appraise, express, and regulate emotions accurately and appropriately
fluid intelligence
general intelligence
crystallized intelligence
emotional intelligence
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true or false: today we find IQ by dividing mental age over chronological age times 100
false
true
22
The first intelligence test was created by who?
Lewis Terman
Howard Gardner
Francis Galton
Alfred Binet
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true or false: intelligence is solely based on book smarts
true
false
24
The ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and adapt to new situations is
learning
mental ability
intelligence
thinking
25
Which study is a better indicator of stability vs. change in intelligence over the lifespan?
Observational Study
Cross-Sectional Study
Longitudinal Study
Case Study
