Intelligence Throughout the Life Span

Question 1

Charles Spearman

Answer 1

The g-factor (general intelligence)
Intelligence is stable throughout life.

Question 2

J.P. Guilford

Answer 2

Intelligence consists of 150 Abilities

Question 3

L.L. Thurstone

Answer 3

Seven Primary Mental Abilities
1) Numerical
2) Reasoning
3) Verbal Fluency
4) Spatial visualization
5) Perceptual Ability
6) Memory
7) Verbal Comprehension

Question 4

Raymond B. Cattell

Answer 4

G-Factor Theory, but with crystallized and fluid intelligence

Question 5

Robert Sternberg

Answer 5

There are three kinds of intelligence
1) Analytical
2) Creative
3) Contextual

Question 6

Howard Gardner

Answer 6

Theory of Multiple Intelligences

Question 7

Creativity

Answer 7

Ability to produce something new and unique or something that combines elements in new ways.

Question 8

Giftedness IQ and Percentile

Answer 8

Top 2-3%, IQ 120-130 or higher

Question 9

Joseph Renzulli

Answer 9

Propsed a giftedness model consisting of ability, persistance, and creativity.

Question 10

Sir Frances Galten

Answer 10

Eugenics

Question 11

Alfred Bignet

Answer 11

1st intelligence test

Question 12

Terman

Answer 12

Stanford-Bignet Intelligenge Scale

Question 13

William Stern

Answer 13

IQ

Question 14

David Wechsler

Answer 14

Put IQ onto bell curve to solve problem where chronological age keeps going up.

Question 15

Bell Curve Standard Deviations

Answer 15

.1, 2.1, 13.6, 34.1

Question 16

Standard Deviations in IQ Test

Answer 16

Score 100 +/- 15