ch 8

Question 1

history of intelligence- dark

Answer 1

eugenics
physically differences bn rich people and poor people
yea

Question 2

history of intelligence - bright

Answer 2

identified people to give them help

Question 3

Binet developed a test

Answer 3

to identify kids who were struggling to raise them up
used by the army to find officers n shit

Question 4

Binet-simon intelligence test

Answer 4

formal
measures one ability to think/make judgements
did NOT test for formal knowledge

Question 5

chronological age vs bio age developed by

Answer 5

binet-simon intelligence test

Question 6

IQ equation

Answer 6

mental age/chronological age times 100

Question 7

problems with relaying intelligence

Answer 7

we dont know what causes it
background and experiences will effect test scores
a dummy and a smarty can get the same score

Question 8

west definition of IQ

Answer 8

ability to solve problems and debate rationally

Question 9

east definition of IQ

Answer 9

ability to understand and relate to each others

Question 10

trukese definition of IQ

Answer 10

ability to navigate canoes without instruments

Question 11

psychologist definition of IQ

Answer 11

ability to understand the world, think rationally, use resources effectively

Question 12

g definition of IQ

Answer 12

generalized intelligence
smart across the board
kinda like the force

Question 13

fluid definition of IQ

Answer 13

fluid-basic mental ability
handy in a variety of situations
includes abstract thinking, learning, language, memory

Question 14

Sternberg three definition of IQ

Answer 14

analytic
creative
practical

Question 15

gardners 8 definition of IQ

Answer 15

linguistic
musical
bodily-kinesthetic
social understanding
logical mathematical
spatial
naturalistic
self understanding
correspond to 8 areas of the brain
people can have a unique blend

Question 16

crystallized definition of IQ

Answer 16

factual information
basically specialized
for specific information
includes names, dates, formulas, history n stuff

Question 17

sternberg analytic

Answer 17

mental process and skills
sorta like fluid
book learning

Question 18

sternberg creative

Answer 18

ability to think flexibly and to innovate

Question 19

sternberg practical

Answer 19

applications based on accumulated knowledge- kinda like crystal
NOT theoretical or innovative
been there done that

Question 20

reliability of IQ is shacky bc

Answer 20

itll swing 10-20 points
IQ stabilize with age
high stakes decisions= consider the child ages and weight score right

Question 21

Flynn effect

Answer 21

IQ has been increasing from one generation to the next
22 points in almost 50 years

Question 22

largest increase of intelligence is what type

Answer 22

fluid intelligence

Question 23

IQ is somewhat correlated with

Answer 23

academic achievement
occupational attainment
psychological adustment

Question 24

stronger correlation with academic background, occupational attainments, psychological adjustment than IQ

Answer 24

family background
educational attainment
personality
peer relations
practical intelligence

Question 25

adoption studies on IQ

Answer 25

both nature v nuture IQ will resemble adoptive fam, but will resemble bio parents over time

Question 26

guilford convergent thinking

Answer 26

measure on how quickly you can get to right answer correspond to intelligence- measured with IQ

Question 27

guilford convergent thinking

Answer 27

how quick you get to a unique answer corresponds to creativity measured with ideational fluency/ how many uses you think of for one thing

Question 28

intrinsic motivation supports

Answer 28

creativity

Question 29

creativity and intelligence relation

Answer 29

creativity is NOT intelligence

Question 30

extrinsic motivation on creativity

Answer 30

it squashes it

Question 31

6 traits that support creativity

Answer 31

intelligence knowledge motivation encouraging environment appropriate thinking style appropriate personality

Question 33

cortisol action