37. Intelligence and Types Flashcards

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mental quality consisting of the ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt to new situations

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intelligence

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a method for assessing an individual’s mental aptitudes and comparing them w/ those of others; using numerical scores

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intelligence tests

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  1. ________ is not the lone indicator of success, but one must also have 2. ____
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  1. intelligence

2. grit

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passion and pursuance of a long-term goal to be successful (scatterplot)

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grit

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there is no correlation w/ brain size and intelligence but some in 1. ___ and 2. _____ in the 3. _____ and 4. _______ ____ for 5. _____ and 6. _____ brain matter

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  1. size
  2. activity
  3. front
  4. parietal lobes
  5. gray
  6. white
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neural cell bodies

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gray matter

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axons

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white matter

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Spearman – a “g” factor that underlies specific mental capabilities and is therefore measured by every task on a test

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general intelligence

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  1. ________ 2. ________ uses 3. _____ analysis
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  1. general
  2. intelligence
  3. factor
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stat procedure that identifies clusters of related items

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factor analysis

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is called 1. _______ on a test to identify diff. 2. _______ of performance that underlies a person’s total score

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  1. factors

2. dimensions

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word fluency, verbal comprehension, spatial ability, perceptual speed, numerical ability, inductive reasoning, and memory

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measurable factors of general intelligence

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evidence of a “g” as most who scored ______ on one, scored higher than others

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  1. high
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views intelligence as multiple abilities that come in diff packages

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intelligence packages

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an example of intelligence packages: brain damage can 1. ________ one but 2. ____ others

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  1. destroy

2. leave

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low “g” island of brilliance. (good w/ #s, poor word choice)

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savant syndrome

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well-defined problems w/ a single right answer

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analytical

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reacting adaptively to novel situations and generating novel ideas (like how to title an uncaptioned pic)

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creative

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required for everyday tasks, ill-defined and multiple solutions: managing people, relationships, businesses, etc

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practical

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social intelligence — ability to perceive, understand, manage, and use emotions

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emotional intelligence

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recognize in faces, body lang, and sound

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perceive

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predict them in varied situations and how they blend/change

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understanding

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enable adaptive or creative and/or social benefit

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using

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  1. _______ intelligent are often 2. _______ and 3. ____-aware, and more 4. _______ in life: business, school, relationships, parenting, etc
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  1. emotionally
  2. socially
  3. self
  4. successful
25
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man of general intelligence

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Charles Sperman

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man of intelligence packages

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Howard Gardner

27
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man of three intelligence categories

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Robert Sternberg