Intelligence Flashcards

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Intelligence is measured by

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IQ tests : verbal iq, performance iq, full scale iq

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Is intelligence one thing or many and why

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One thing

Many iq test results strongly correlate suggesting they’re the same underlying intelligence

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Cognition and aging

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Cognition declines with age

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Healthy decline with aging is called

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Normative non pathological decline

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Unhealthy decline with age is called

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Pathological decline like dementia that stops people living independently

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What’s a genetic statistic for age of rate of change

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24% of differences in rate of change attribute to genetic differences

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Genetic reason intelligence is linked to achievement

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Same genes for intelligence as good education and income

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What are criminals with a high iq like

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Less likely to commit crime against people and more likely to do it against property

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What are the two types of empathy

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Cognitive - understanding another’s emotional state

Affective - share another’s emotional state

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What are the three ways of looking at why people offend

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1 - low intelligence leads to low empathy and offending
2 - low intelligence leads to low empathy with leads to offending
3- deficits in functioning leads to low intelligence, offending, and low empathy

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What is the link between parental social class and liberal views

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Indirect contribution as it affects child’s education which affects their intelligence which contributes to liberal views

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3 stratum theory of intelligence by

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John Carroll 
3rd level - general cognitive ability g 
2nd level - broad domains of group functioning (group factors) 
1st level - test-specific variation 
Goes narrow - broad - general
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Vpr model

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Philip Vernon

General intelligence is made up of Verbal , Perceptual (spatial, content memory) and image Rotation

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