intelligence

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capacity to act purposefully, think rationally, and deal with environment

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intelligence

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Spearman’s theory for intelligence, general knowledge and specific knowledges

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g factor

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when all test takers are given the same environment, amount of time, materials, etc

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standardization

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whether the test tests how much you know about a skill, how relevant it is to the topic

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content validity

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whether the test tests how well you will do in the future

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predictive validity

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whether the test compares to the “gold standard”

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concurrent validity

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how the test-takers view the test

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face validity

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whether you get close to the same result if you take the test again

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test-retest reliability

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whether a different version of the same test gives the same results

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alternate forms reliability

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whether your score on the test is the same no matter who grades it

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inter-rater reliability

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comparing your raw score (amount correct) to the average score

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normative score

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amount of deviation from the mean

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standard deviation

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Cattel’s theory of intelligence

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crystallized vs fluid intelligence

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Cattel’s theory of intelligence– knowledge built over time

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crystallized intelligence

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Cattel’s theory of intelligence– ability to problem solve and learn new skills

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fluid intelligence

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creative people are good at this, the ability to generate diverse solutions

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divergent thinking

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ability to understand one’s own emotions

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emotional intelligence

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the long-term, global rise in IQ scores

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flynn effect

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a popular standardized test that measures your “overall intelligence,” or skills like memory, problem-solving, and resoning

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Intelligence quotient (IQ)

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Sternburg’s theory of intelligence

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triarchic theory

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Sternburg’s theory of intelligence– ability to compare, evaluate, and analyze

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analytic intelligence

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Sternburg’s theory of intelligence– ability to come up with new ideas, ability of innovation

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creative intelligence

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Sternburg’s theory of intelligence– “street smarts” or application of knowledge

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practical intelligence

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howard gardener’s theory of intelligence

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multiple intelligences

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what are howard gardener's multiple intelligences (8)

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linguistic, logical, visual, musical, kinesthetic, inter-personal, intra-personal, naturalist

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LL thurston's theory of intelligence

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primary mental abilities

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what are thurston's primary mental abilities (7)

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verbal comprehension, verbal fluency, inductive reasoning, spacial visualization, numbers, memory, perceptual speed