Intelligence Flashcards

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What is Intelligence?

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The Ability to use one’s mind to solve novel problems and learn from experience.

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Who is Henry Goddard?

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One of first to measure intelligence; used to discriminate Ellis Island immigrants.

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Why were intelligence tests created?

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Originally developed to help underprivileged children succeed in school

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Who developed the first intelligence test?

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Alfred Binet + Theodore Simon

  • measured aptitude apart from achievement
  • identify children who needed remedial education.
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What is Ratio IQ?

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Statistic obtained by dividing a person’s mental age by his physical age then multiplying by 100

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What is Deviation IQ?

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Statistic obtained by dividing a person’s test score by the avrg test score of people in the same age group then x 100

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What can Intelligence test predict?

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  • Predict academic performance, occupational status, job performance, and income
  • Can correlate with a wide variety of successful life events and accomplisments
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Charles Spearman

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Person who set out to discover if there was a hierarchy of abilities and correlations
-found correlations among many cognitive tasks

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Louis Thurston

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Confirmed that both Spearman and Thurstone were correct; there were correlations between scores on diff mental ability test

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10
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Robert Sternberg

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3 kinds of intelligence

  • Analytical
  • Creative
  • Practical
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Emotionally intelligent people

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  • Can identify, describe, and manage their emotions
  • know how to use emotions for decisions
  • can identify other peoples emotions from facial expressions + tone
  • better social skills + more friends
  • less resource when solving emotional problems
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Emotional Intelligence

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Ability to reason about emotions and to use emotions to enhance reasoning.

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Fluid Intelligence

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Ability to reason and think flexibly/ abstractly and solve problems

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14
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Crystallized Intelligence

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Based upon facts and rooted in experiences

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15
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Heritability Coefficient

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Statistic that describes the proportion of the difference between people’s IQ scores and differences in their genes.

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Shared Environment

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environtmental facots that are experienced by all relevant numbers of a househol

17
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Shared Environment

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environmental factors that are experienced by all relevant numbers of a household

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Genes

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  • is not destiny
  • relative intelligence generally stable over time
  • absolute intelligence can change considerably over time
  • can cause people to be drawn toward/away particular environments
19
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Nonshared environment

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Environmental factors that are not experienced by all relevant members of household

20
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Gene-Environment

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have direct and independent influence on the brain