11: IQ Testing Flashcards

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How did Cattell contribute to IQ testing?

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Thought reaction time indicated intelligence and was a way to measure it

Example of scientific racism as the data was used to argue white people were more intelligent

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How did Binet contribute to IQ testing?

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Developed the Binet test to identify mentally slow children in schools, measuring their intelligence

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How did Spearman contribute to IQ testing?

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Came up with the theory of general intelligence (G) which is similar to mental capacity

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Who came up with the theory of general intelligence?

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Spearman

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What was Goddard’s view on IQ testing?

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Supported Galton and eugenics as a way to create a population with a higher IQ

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What was Goddard’s study of the feeble minded?

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Worked in an institution for the mentally handicapped and tried to teach them basic industrial skills

First US publication to use the Binet test

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How did Terman contribute to IQ testing?

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Created the Stanford test using mental age

Stanford gifted study

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What study of IQ testing did Yerkes carry out during WW1?

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1 million US soldiers had their IQ measured

Found they had a generally low IQ

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Who led the mass IQ testing of 1 million US soldiers during WW1?

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Yerkes

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Who came up with the Stanford gifted study?

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Terman

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What was the Stanford gifted study?

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1000 boys and girls with an IQ over 140 and predicted they’d grow up to do great things

Also predicted more variability in boys than girls

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What did Weschler contribute to IQ testing?

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WAIS for adults
WISC for children

Defined mean IQ score as 100 and adjusted for the Flynn effect

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What is the WAIS test?

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Weschler’s IQ test for adults

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What is the WISC test?

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Weschler’s IQ test for children

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Who defined the mean IQ score as 100

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Weschler

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What is the Flynn effect?

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There is a slow increase in IQ over time

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What was the first IQ test to adjust for the Flynn effect?

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Wechler’s WAIS and WISC tests

18
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How did the UK use IQ testing?

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Tripartite system

Elementry education act

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What was the elementry education act?

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Compulsory schooling until 11 years old

But if they are 10 and have the mental IQ of an 11 year old, they can leave

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What act lead to the tripartite system?

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Butler education act

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What did Burt contribute to IQ testing?

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Observed large differences in IQ due to post code

Consulted on the 11+ exam

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What is the stereotype threat?

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Self-fufilling prophecy due to internalized negative stereotypes

Black students on a amaths test