Chapter 10: Intelligence Flashcards

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Explain Sir Francis Galtons theory

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  • intelligence as a sensory capacity
    -a person’s biological factors contribute to intelligence
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Explain Binet and Simons theory

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  • intelligence testing
  • measure intelligence by comparing your chronological age with your mental age
  • concept of mental age
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Explain Howard Gardner’s theory

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  • multiple intelligences
  • 7 multiple intelligence
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Explain Catell and Horn’s theory

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  • crystallized and fluid intelligence
  • previous knowledge to current problems
  • eg. riding a bike
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Explain Robert Sternberg’s theory

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  • triarchic abilities/ competencies
    1. metacomponenets
    2. performance components
    3. knowledge - acquisition
  • “street smart”, “book smart” use of divergent thinking
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Explain Charles Spearman theory

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  • general and specific intelligenece
  • s- for specific skills for specific ability
  • g - general intelligence
  • eg. performance in a class - g, ability to learn the subject -s
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what is true about the difference in IQ

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  • gender difference in mental rotation tasks are wiped out when accounting for spatial practice
  • men have a larger standard deviation across IQ scores than women
  • men tend to score hn women on mental rotation tasks
  • women tend to do better than men on verbal tasks
  • racial differences in IQ are likely due to environmental factors
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