module 10 : intelligence Flashcards

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intelligence

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ability to discern true or important information from false or unimportant information
- difficult to measure and understand

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Aristotle : two dimensions of behavioural flexibility

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  • practical wisdom : application of knowledge (reasoning)
  • theoretical wisdom : extention of ideas across conteste, science, abstract
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The Flynn effect

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we are getting smarter due to the environment factors
- nutrition and health
- better education
- increasing complexity of environment and technologie

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measuring intelligence : Galton

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physiological measures predicts intelligence
- eugenics : Darwinism
- conclusion : intelligence is normally distributed

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binet and simons inteligence tests

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evaluates mental age with 3 basic abilities
1) direction
2) adaptation
3) criticism

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stanford-binet test

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  • invented IQ
  • mental age divided by chronically age x 100
    (doesn’t work for adults)
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Wechsler test

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  • developed deviated IQ comparing how an individual compares to the average on standardized test
  • bias
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Darwinism

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eugenics (good genes)
- survival of the fittest

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stereotype threats

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Refers to the risk of confirming negative expectations about one’s own social group

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9
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mindset

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mental structure of representation, attitude, interpretations …

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10
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spearman

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we have one general intelligence (g)
-factor analysis (statistical technique)

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11
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thurstone

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several abilities
7 clusters …

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12
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content validity

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The extent to which a test samples the behaviour that is of interest

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predictive validity

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The success with which a test predicts the behaviour it is designed to predict

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14
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cattel

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hierarchical structure
- general intelligence
- fluid general intelligence
- crystallized general intelligence
- cognitive flexibility

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15
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wisdom paradox

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  • Goldberg
  • people get wiser as they grow up, while the intelligence goes down
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emotional intelligence (4 components)

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Goleman
- ablilty to perceive
- use
- undersand
- manage

17
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ability to perceive

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distinguish

18
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ability to use

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facility thoughts, creative thinking

19
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ability to understand

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predicting

20
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ability to manage

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how to express

21
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other forms of intelligence : triarchic theory

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  • stenberg
    1) analytic intelligence
    2) creative intelligence
    3) practical intelligence
    All together is successful intelligence
22
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analytic intelligence

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creative intelligence

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practical intelligence
applied
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multiple intelligence : gardner
8 types - bodily-kinesthetic - interpersonal - verbal-linguistic - logical-mathematical - naturalistic - intra-personal - visual-spacial - musical
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twins and adoptions studies
1) identical twins raised together are similar score 2) identical twins raised apart 3) fraternal twins raised together 4) siblings raised together 5) unrelated individuals raised together