recap

Question 1

psychometric model of intellegence

Answer 1

explains intellegence through the use of factor analysis of the result of many people completing many different intellegence tests

Question 2

What is the information processing model?

Answer 2

• how the human mind works
• Cognitive processing contribute to our intelligence
• how our brains filter information, from the present moment, into our short-term/ long-term memory.

Question 3

behavioural approach of anxiety:

Answer 3

behavioural approach of anxiety: uses the principles of classical and operant conditioning to examine how factors or stimuli in the environment can influence behaviours

Question 4

cognitive model:

Answer 4

cognitive model: examines how thought processes influence feelings and behaviours, and the role distorted thinking plays in the development and maintenance of psychological conditions

Question 5

Mayer and Saloveys model: strengths, weaknesses, what is it?

Answer 5

how well a person
-perceives emotions
-understands emotions
-manages emotions
- uses emotions

weakness:
- reductionistic, only focuses on the emotional aspect of intelligence
- self-report method

strengths:
- Knowledge and emotional competencies are an important part of social interactions
- tested imperially

Question 6

what did lewis Terman Create?

Answer 6

Stanford-Binet test.

measured:
-fluid reasoning
- working memory
- knowledge
- quantitive reasoning
- visual-spatial processing

Question 7

David weschlers theory for adults tested what?

Answer 7

• verbal comprehension
• perceptual reasoning
• working memory
• processing speed

Question 8

David weschlers theory for children tested what ?

Answer 8

• verbal comprehension
  -visual-spatial
• fluid reasoning
• working memory
  -processing speed