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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3
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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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4
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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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5
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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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6
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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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7
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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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8
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Darwinism

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eugenics (good genes)
- survival of the fittest

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8
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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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13
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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
16
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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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academic

23
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creative intelligence

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ideas

24
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practical intelligence

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applied

25
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multiple intelligence : gardner

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8 types
- bodily-kinesthetic
- interpersonal
- verbal-linguistic
- logical-mathematical
- naturalistic
- intra-personal
- visual-spacial
- musical

26
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twins and adoptions studies

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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