Intelligence Flashcards

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What kind of intelligence did Spearman posit in 1972?

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General intelligence

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What is general intelligence?

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Intelligence that exists across multiple or all disciplines

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Who invented the IQ test?

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Alfred Binet

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Why was the IQ test invented?

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To locate students early on in their educational journey who would need special assistance

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What are the two main kinds of IQ tests?

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Stanford-Binet and Wechsler (WISC-V)

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True or false: IQ tests contain reading and writing

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False. IQ tests are exclusively spoken.

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What are the 5 subtypes of intelligence measured on the WISC-V?

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Verbal comprehension, visual spatial, processing speed, working memory, and fluid reasoning

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True or false: 68% of people score between 85-115 on the WISC-V.

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True! 100 is the mid-range for a given demographic.

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What are some things that could impact someone’s IQ scores?

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Any of…
- Cultural traditions including language & economic status
- Answers may be ‘right’ but not according to the test
- Formal training can improve scores
- Exceptionalities (learning disabilities, health conditions)
- Perceived importance of the test
- Influence of the tester

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What theory of intelligence was posited by Sternberg?

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The multiple-intelligence theory: practical, creative, and analytical intelligences

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What are the three principle components of MIT theory?

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Componential
Contextual
Experiential

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Gardner’s multiple intelligences theory expanded on Sternberg’s. What 8 intelligences did Gardner outline?

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Linguistic
Logical/Mathematical
Spatial
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Musical
Interpersonal
Intrapersonal
Naturalist
Existential

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