Psych Exam 4 Flashcards

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1
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one developers of this technique, believed that a factor called “g” or ____ runs through the more specific aspects of intelligence

A

general intelligence

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2
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limited mental ability but has a exceptional ability to play complex music on the piano after hearing it only one time, would be diagnosed as having…

A

savant syndrome

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3
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superb social skills, manage conflicts well, and has great empathy for her friends and coworkers. researchers would say she has a high degree of …..

A

emotional intelligence

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French psych;logist who devised a test to predict the success of children in school was ____. Predictions were made by comparing children’s chronological ages with their ____ ages, which were determined by the test.

A

Binet, mental

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5
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Benito was born in 1937. In 1947 he scored a 130 on a intelligence test. Benito’s mental age when he took that test was….

A

13

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6
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if asked to guess the intelligence score of a stranger for a IQ test your best guess would be ____, because its the average score.

A

100

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one requirement of a good test is the process of defining meaningful scores by comparison with the performance of a pretested group which is called….

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standardization

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when scores on a test are compiled, they generally result in a bell shaped pattern or a….

A

normal curve

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9
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if a test consistent results, it is said to be….

A

reliable

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10
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the degree to which a test measures or predicts what is supposed to is referred to as the tests……

A

validity

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the accumulation of stored information that comes with education and experience Is called ____ intelligence, which tends to ____ with age

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crystallized, increase

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the ability to reason abstractly is referred to a ____ intelligence, which tends to ____ with age

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fluid, decrease

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65yr old Jordan cannot reason as well as he could when he was younger. Most likely Jordans ____ intelligence has declined,

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fluid

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you would not use a test of hearing ability as a intelligence test because it would lack….

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validity

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15
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the intelligence scores of identical twins reared together are ____ similar than those of fraternal twins

A

more

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16
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adopted children demonstrate that with age, genetics , and influences on intelligence it becomes ____ apparent that the intelligence scores are move like those of their____ parents

A

more/biological

17
Q

infant intelligence tests show that black infants score ___ white infants

A

the same as

18
Q

when women or members of ethnic minority are told they will test low , a ____ may result, and their scores may actually be lower

A

stereotype threat

19
Q

a 6yr old has a mental age of 9. using the original formula the childs IQ would be…

A

150

20
Q

T or F. the gender gap in math test scores is increasing?

A

false

21
Q

defining meaningful scores relative to a representative pretested group is…

A

standardization

22
Q

the existence of ____ ____ reinforces the generally accepted notion that intelligence is a multidimensional quality

A

savant syndrome

23
Q

the test created by Alfred Binet was designed specifically to…

A

predict school performance in children

24
Q

a persons general ability to think abstractly is called ____ intelligence. This ability generally ____ with age.

A

fluid/decreases

25
Q

the concept of a “g” factor implies that intelligence…

A

is a single overall ability

26
Q

originally IQ was defined as

A

mental age divided by chronological age and multiplied by 100

27
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a persons accumulation of stored information, called ____ intelligence, generally ____ with age.

A

crystallized/increases

28
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Psychologists who study the importance of considering perceptual principles in the design of machines, appliances, and work settings are called ___ ___ ___

A

human factor psychologists

29
Q

the greatest predictor of on-the-job performance for all but less skilled jobs is…

A

general mental ability

30
Q

A company that uses ratings of individuals performance from the employees themselves, managers, colleagues, and customers. this type of assessment is called….

A

360-degree feedback

31
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matching people with existing jobs is to ____ psychology as modifying jobs and supervision is to ____ psychology

A

personnel/organizational

32
Q

poorest predictor of job performance…

A

evals from informal interviews

33
Q

term that refers to the tendency to adjust one’s behavior to coincide with an assumed group standard is…

A

conformity

34
Q

psychologist who first studied the effects of group pressure on conformity is…

A

Asch

35
Q

Classic social psychology studies of obedience were conducted by…

A

Milgram