Chapter 9 Intelligence and Creativity Flashcards

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What do critics say about psychometric tests?

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does not fully explain intelligence

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What are the 3 components to Sternberg’s triarchic theory?

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  • practical/contextual
  • creative/experimental
  • analytic
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What are some predictors of infant attention and later IQ (3)?

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speed of habituation, preference for novelty, reaction time

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What is a cause of gain and loss seen in children’s IQ scores?

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fluctuations greatest when children are in a unstable environment

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What is the path of levels of emergence of creativity?

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high level in preschool, slump in 4th grade, rise in 12 yo

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What characteristics are seen more in creative children? (6)

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more humor, originality, playfulness, success-oriented, non-conformist, independent

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7
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Do genetic factors impact creativity?

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no

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8
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_____ provides needed speed and working memory capacity in adolescents.

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brain development

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9
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What do IQ scores predict in adolescents? (2) What does it not predict/reflect? (4)

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  • high school success, not college success
  • good predictor of academic achievement
  • do not reflect habits, motivations, and interests
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10
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General intelligence is significantly related to _____ and _____.

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income, occupational prestige

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Some jobs require more _____ than others because it requires more _____. _____ varies with occupation. Intellectually capable adults do their jobs _____.

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intellectual ability, complexity, IQ, better

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What does a high IQ predict in adults?

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live healthier, longer lives

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13
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In adults, _____ & _____ skills decline and _____ skills increase.

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performance on speeded tests, fluid, crystalized

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What are some predictors of intelligence decline seen in adults? (2)

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poor health, unstimulating lifestyle

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Erikson’s theory: older adults gain wisdom facing _____ and _____.

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death and meaning of life

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16
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Path of level of creativity in adults.

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peak in 30/40s and extends to old age

17
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Creation requires ____ and _____.

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ideation (generating creative thought) and elaboration (executing ideas to real problems)

18
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What are some factors that influence IQ over life span? (4)

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  • genes set limits of behavior
  • poverty/SES: rate of intellectual growth
  • neuroplasticity: brains responsiveness to envior
  • cultural bias factored into tests
19
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Identical or fraternal twins have more similar IQs?

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identical

20
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Adopted children’s IQ is more similar to adoptive or biological parents?

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biological

21
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Do race predict IQ?

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no

22
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What are some causes of intellectual disabilities? (7)

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living in poverty, neglect/abuse, disabled parents/siblings, maternal alcohol consumption, rubella, PKU, down syndrome