During what war this test was devloped?
WW2
What does "IQ" mean?
intelligence quotient
What is psychology
The study of the mind of an individual
Who made the test?
Erik Erikson
What are the two categories?
achievement tests and aptitude tests
What does (ENTP) mean as the test result?
Extraversion, Intuition, Thinking, Perceiving
Which IQ test did we take in class?
Stanford-Binet
What is "trait"
A consistent pattern of behavior, thought, or emotion that distinguishes individuals.
How many Psychological personality phases does someone go through based on this theory?
8
Was the test we took last class an achievement or aptitude test?
aptitude
How many distinct personalities are identifiable through this test?
16
Difference between Practical & Emotional thinking?
Practical thinking involves applying knowledge to everyday situations and adjusting to real-world demands. In addition, psychologists use the term emotional intelligence to describe the ability to perceive, understand, and use feelings.
What is Reliability when it applies to tests?
The consistency of a test’s results over time or across item
What stage are you in? and what is the main question you face?
Stage 5, Who am I?
When you take a test in class, is that an achievement or an aptitude test?
achievement
Is this a popular test to identify personalities?
yes
What is the main critique of IQ tests?
Cultural & Gender Bias
What does "Self-report" mean?
A testing method where individuals answer questions about themselves
The last stage starts at what age?
65
Taking the SAT and LSAT are aptitude tests; why are they categorized as such?
They are designed to determine how you will do in the future
Carl Jung
What is the "Flynn Effect?"
The significant rise in IQ scores over the course of a generation
Define autonomy
Being independent
What are the key relationships for young adulthood? (age 19-40)
Close friends, romantic partners, colleagues, and family members
Interest Tests measure what?
preferences and attitudes across various activities and occupations