Question 1

The early IQ tests developed in France were modified for English speakers and became the first important IQ test in the English language.This new version was the ____________________.
Stanford-Binet

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Question 2

The process of establishing rules for administering a test and for interpreting its scores is known as ____________________.
standardization

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Question 3

For someone to be classified as intellectually gifted,they must score at least ____________________standard deviation(s)above the mean score on an IQ test.
two or
2

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Question 4

By developing tests of creative and practical intelligence,Sternberg is attempting to develop intelligence tests that are better predictors of ____________________ than standard IQ tests.
everyday intelligence

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Question 5

Six-year olds who were randomly assigned to music lessons showed a gain of 10 to 20 IQ points,on the average,compared to other children.

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Studies have shown that while music lessons can have various cognitive benefits for children, the claim of a 10 to 20 IQ point gain from music lessons alone is exaggerated and not supported by the broad scientific consensus.

Question 6

The British scholar who was the first to argue that a tendency toward high intelligence is hereditary was ____________________.
Francis Galton

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Question 7

To get separate scores on a number of separate abilities,use the ____________________ IQ test.To measure abilities more fairly in people who do not speak English,use the ____________________ test.
Wechsler: Raven's Progressive Matrices

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Question 8

Sternberg has identified three types of intelligence: practical,creative,and ____________________.
analytical

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Question 9

In developing new tests for practical and creative intelligence,Sternberg has attempted to account for ____________________ differences.
cultural

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Question 10

The ____________________ is the phenomenon that raw scores on IQ tests have been increasing from decade to decade.
Flynn effect

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Question 11

Robert Sternberg's theory regarding how a person processes information is called a ____________________ theory.
triarchic

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Question 12

Raven's Progressive Matrices test is designed to reduce the influence of ____________________ on test scores.
cultural background

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Question 13

The WISC-IV is a test of ____________________ developed for ____________________.
intelligence,children

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Question 14

The reliability of a psychological test is practically the same thing as its ____________________.
repeatability

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Question 15

Someone who has learned a great deal of specific information and who has acquired many specialized skills can be said to have a great deal of ____________________ intelligence.
crystallized.

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Question 16

____________________ is a possible explanation for the Flynn effect.
Heterosis or
outbreeding

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Question 17

According to Raymond Cattell,the "g" factor in intelligence has two major components,____________________ and ____________________.
fluid,crystallized or
crystallized,fluid

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Question 18

Sternberg has developed a newer distinction among types of intelligence: analytical,creative,and ____________________.
practical

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Question 19

Since the early days of IQ tests,psychologists have periodically rewritten the tests.Their revisions have intentionally made the tests more ____________________ than they used to be.
difficult

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Question 20

Irving has answered 92 questions correctly on a newly devised IQ test.To decide whether this score is above average or below average,psychologists must determine the ____________________ of the test.
norms

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Quiz 9: Intelligence

The early IQ tests developed in France were modified for English speakers and became the first important IQ test in the English language.This new version was the ____________________. Stanford-Binet

The process of establishing rules for administering a test and for interpreting its scores is known as ____________________. standardization

For someone to be classified as intellectually gifted,they must score at least ____________________standard deviation(s)above the mean score on an IQ test. two or 2

By developing tests of creative and practical intelligence,Sternberg is attempting to develop intelligence tests that are better predictors of ____________________ than standard IQ tests. everyday intelligence

Six-year olds who were randomly assigned to music lessons showed a gain of 10 to 20 IQ points,on the average,compared to other children.

The British scholar who was the first to argue that a tendency toward high intelligence is hereditary was ____________________. Francis Galton

To get separate scores on a number of separate abilities,use the IQ test.To measure abilities more fairly in people who do not speak English,use the test. Wechsler: Raven's Progressive Matrices

Sternberg has identified three types of intelligence: practical,creative,and ____________________. analytical

In developing new tests for practical and creative intelligence,Sternberg has attempted to account for ____________________ differences. cultural

The ____________________ is the phenomenon that raw scores on IQ tests have been increasing from decade to decade. Flynn effect

Robert Sternberg's theory regarding how a person processes information is called a ____________________ theory. triarchic

Raven's Progressive Matrices test is designed to reduce the influence of ____________________ on test scores. cultural background

The WISC-IV is a test of developed for . intelligence,children

The reliability of a psychological test is practically the same thing as its ____________________. repeatability

Someone who has learned a great deal of specific information and who has acquired many specialized skills can be said to have a great deal of ____________________ intelligence. crystallized.

____________________ is a possible explanation for the Flynn effect. Heterosis or outbreeding

According to Raymond Cattell,the "g" factor in intelligence has two major components, and . fluid,crystallized or crystallized,fluid

Sternberg has developed a newer distinction among types of intelligence: analytical,creative,and ____________________. practical

Since the early days of IQ tests,psychologists have periodically rewritten the tests.Their revisions have intentionally made the tests more ____________________ than they used to be. difficult

Irving has answered 92 questions correctly on a newly devised IQ test.To decide whether this score is above average or below average,psychologists must determine the ____________________ of the test. norms

Quiz 9: Intelligence

The early IQ tests developed in France were modified for English speakers and became the first important IQ test in the English language.This new version was the ____________________. Stanford-Binet

The process of establishing rules for administering a test and for interpreting its scores is known as ____________________. standardization

For someone to be classified as intellectually gifted,they must score at least ____________________standard deviation(s)above the mean score on an IQ test. two or 2

By developing tests of creative and practical intelligence,Sternberg is attempting to develop intelligence tests that are better predictors of ____________________ than standard IQ tests. everyday intelligence

Six-year olds who were randomly assigned to music lessons showed a gain of 10 to 20 IQ points,on the average,compared to other children.

The British scholar who was the first to argue that a tendency toward high intelligence is hereditary was ____________________. Francis Galton

To get separate scores on a number of separate abilities,use the ____________________ IQ test.To measure abilities more fairly in people who do not speak English,use the ____________________ test. Wechsler: Raven's Progressive Matrices

Sternberg has identified three types of intelligence: practical,creative,and ____________________. analytical

In developing new tests for practical and creative intelligence,Sternberg has attempted to account for ____________________ differences. cultural

The ____________________ is the phenomenon that raw scores on IQ tests have been increasing from decade to decade. Flynn effect

Robert Sternberg's theory regarding how a person processes information is called a ____________________ theory. triarchic

Raven's Progressive Matrices test is designed to reduce the influence of ____________________ on test scores. cultural background

The WISC-IV is a test of ____________________ developed for ____________________. intelligence,children

The reliability of a psychological test is practically the same thing as its ____________________. repeatability

Someone who has learned a great deal of specific information and who has acquired many specialized skills can be said to have a great deal of ____________________ intelligence. crystallized.

____________________ is a possible explanation for the Flynn effect. Heterosis or outbreeding

According to Raymond Cattell,the "g" factor in intelligence has two major components,____________________ and ____________________. fluid,crystallized or crystallized,fluid

Sternberg has developed a newer distinction among types of intelligence: analytical,creative,and ____________________. practical

Since the early days of IQ tests,psychologists have periodically rewritten the tests.Their revisions have intentionally made the tests more ____________________ than they used to be. difficult

Irving has answered 92 questions correctly on a newly devised IQ test.To decide whether this score is above average or below average,psychologists must determine the ____________________ of the test. norms

To get separate scores on a number of separate abilities,use the IQ test.To measure abilities more fairly in people who do not speak English,use the test. Wechsler: Raven's Progressive Matrices

The WISC-IV is a test of developed for . intelligence,children

According to Raymond Cattell,the "g" factor in intelligence has two major components, and . fluid,crystallized or crystallized,fluid