Intelligence Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Define intelligence

A

Thinking rationally and effectively

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When did the IQ (Intelligence) test begin

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Beginning of the 20th century

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3
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Who made the first IQ test

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Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon

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4
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Who made the American IQ test

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Louis Therman

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5
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What is the American IQ test also called

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Stanford-Binet intelligence scale

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What is the formula for intelligence

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Mental age / chronological age × 100

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7
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Who developed the adult IQ test

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David Wechsler

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8
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What is the adult IQ test also called

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WAIS- Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale

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9
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What are four examples of what participants are tested on

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  • Vocabulary
  • Similarities
  • Letter-number sequencing
  • Block design
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10
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What are the test criteria for an acceptable test

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  • Standardized
  • Reliable
  • Valid
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What is an achievement test add an example

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Tests what a person has learned of knows (Midterm, Finals)

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What is an aptitude test add an example

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Tests a person’s capacity to learn (SAT/ACT)

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What is a standardization test

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Everyone takes the same test and scores are compared against a pretested sample group

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14
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What test produces a normal curve (bell like curve)

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Standardization test

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What is a validity test

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Measures what it is supposed to, high reliability does not ensure validity

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What is a reliability test

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Same scores over and over, a good test will yield consistent scores

17
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What does g factor stand for

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General intelligence

18
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What is the general intelligence theory/ the Charles Spearman theory

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Includes a persons overall mental activity and underlies specific mental abilities, those who score high verbal intelligence typically score high in reasoning

19
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What is the Howard Gardner theory

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Believed that individuals have specific multiple intelligences based on cultural factors

20
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What theory did Robert Sternberg believe

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The Triarchic Theory of Intelligence

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What is analytical intelligence (apart of the Triarchic Theory of Intelligence)

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Well defined problems with one correct answer

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What is creative intelligence (apart of the Triarchic Theory of Intelligence)

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How you react to novel situations and ideas as well as being able to see more than one way to solve a problem

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What is practical intelligence (apart of the Triarchic Theory of Intelligence)

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Having street smarts and being able to read people

24
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What did theory did Raymond Cattel believe

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There were only two types of intelligence: Fluid and Crystalized

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What is fluid and crystalized intelligence
F: ability to reason and solve problems in unique and novel situations; decreases with age C: using knowledge acquired through past learning or experience; stays consistent or grows with age.
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What is the emotional intelligence theory
The ability to perceive, express, understand, & manage emotions
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What is the Flynn affect and how has it grown over the past 80 years
Intelligence had grown most likely due to better education
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T/F: Intelligence seems to run in families
True
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T/F: Life experiences do not affect Intelligence
False
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Define the stereotype threat
Self-confirming concern that one will be evaluated based on a negative stereotype