11 Extra

Question 1

Memory war

Answer 1

Over whether traumatic experiences are repressed and can later be recovered

Question 2

Gender war

Answer 2

The extent to which nature and nurture shape our behaviors as men and women

Question 3

Intelligence war

Answer 3

Does each of us have an inborn general mental capacity and can we quantify this capacity as a meaningful number

Question 4

Reification

Answer 4

Viewing an abstract immaterial concept as if it were a concrete thing

Question 5

Who proposed general intelligence and factor analysis

Answer 5

Charles spearman

Question 6

L L thurstone

Answer 6

Spearmans opponent

Question 7

Satoshi kanazawa

Answer 7

Argues that general intelligence evolved as a form of intelligence that helps people solve novel problems but not common problems

Question 8

Howard Gardner

Answer 8

Views intelligences as multiple abilities that come in packages . Studying savant syndrome
Multiple intelligences

Question 9

Gardner’s eight intelligences

Answer 9

Linguistic
Logical mathematical
Musical
Spatial
Bodily kinesthetic
Intrapersonal (self)
Interpersonal (other people)
Naturalist

Question 10

Robert sternberg

Answer 10

Triarchic theory
analytical intelligence
Creative intelligence
Practical intelligence

Question 11

Who came up with emotional intelligence

Answer 11

John Mayer
Peterson salovey
David caruso

Question 12

Alfred binet

Answer 12

Mental age

Single purpose to indenting French schoolchildren needing special attention

Question 13

Lewis terman

Answer 13

Stanford binet

Question 14

William stern

Answer 14

IQ

Question 15

Eugenics

Answer 15

A much criticized 19 century movement that proposed measuring human traits and using a he results to encourage only smart and fit people to reproduce

Question 16

Flynn effect

Answer 16

College entrance aptitude scores dropping

Intelligence test performance has been improving

Question 17

How do they check a tests reliability

Answer 17

Test retest

Split half

Question 18

Intelligence with brain anatomy and speed

Answer 18

Correlation between brain size and intelligence score. Highly educated exhibit above avg volume of synapses and grey matter.

Question 19

How sable are test scores over life span

Answer 19

Stability increases with age
At age 4 begin to predict adolescent and adult score
About age 7 scores become fairly stable and consistent

Question 20

How to deal now a days with disabled

Answer 20

Mainstream them

Integrate into society

Question 21

High extremes

Answer 21

Schools track down such children separating them from power scores which make it self full filling prophecies as children live up to or down to others perceptions of their abilities

Question 22

What influence becomes more apparent as we accumulate life experience

Answer 22

Genetic influences

Question 23

Heritability

Answer 23

The variation in intelligence test scores attributable to genetic factors

Question 24

J McVicker hunt

Answer 24

Began tutored human enrichment

Project head start

Question 25

Hunts findings

Answer 25

Among the poor environmental conditions can override genetic differences depressing cognitive development

Question 26

Racial differences

Answer 26

Under skin races remarkably Alike
Race not neatly defined in biological category
When blacks and whites receive same pertinent knowledge they exhibit similar information processing skill
Golden ages

Question 27

Two meanings of bias

Answer 27

Detects not only innate differences in intelligence but also performance differences caused by cultural experiences
Scientific meaning hinges on tests validity

Question 28

Gender differences females

Answer 28

Better spellers
Verbally fluent
Better locating objects
Detecting emotions
More sensitive
Math computation

Question 29

Gender differences boys

Answer 29

Spatial ability
Related mathematics
Outnumber I’m low and high extremes