Exam Three Flashcards
intelligence define
- ability to learn
2. ability to apply learned material
distribution of intelligence: how does it work?
- use the bell curve to see average, above average, and below average
2.
average IQ is
100
heritability formula
h squared =g squared over g squared +e squared
heritability define
how much variance can be explained in terms of genetic influence
theories of intelligence
- Galton- individual abilities
- Spearman- g factor
- Thurstone- primary mental abilities
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g factor stands for
generalized factor of intelligence
Thurstone primary mental abilities
- verbal comprehension
- word fluency
- number
- space
- rote memory
- perceptual
- reasoning
what is intelligence
- David whechsler: the global capacity to act purposefully, to think rationally, and to deal effectively with the environment
- capacity to adapt
- capacity to learn
intelligence is
- composite of many factors
- descriptive
- not used as a label
- genetic influence: heritability
average IQ range
85-115
above average IQ range
115-130
superior IQ range
130-145
below average IQ range
70-85
moderate IQ range
55-70
Severe IQ range
lowest-55
Binet-MA/CA
mental age/chronological age
Terman-Gifted IQ
took binet’s concept and expanded it to include giftedness
binet’s formula for IQ
MA/CAx(the score)=IQ
guilford-structure of intellect is a
Grid like design on a box with an operations section and a contents
gardner-multiple intelligence
- linguistics
- logical mathematical
- spatial
- musical
- bodily kinesthetic
- intra/interpersonal intelligence
- naturalist
- spiritual
Sternberg-triarchic theory
- practical
- creative
- analytical
wechsler- verbal and performance
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gobleman-emotional IQ
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