Intelligence
It is a measure of your ability to acquire and apply knowledge
What is Intelligence
A pretest or subtest used to direct a test taker to a suitable level of testing
What is routing test
The Wechsler Bellevue Intelligence Scale was developed when
What is 1939
Spearman postulated that performance on intelligence tests is based on this
What is general ability factor (g) and one or more specific factors
This test is often given by Human Resources professionals
What is Wonderlic Personnel Test
Whether intelligence is a trait that is inherited or learned
What is Origin
Ratio IQ equals
What is mental age/chronological age x 100
Unlike the Stanford Binet, which was a chronological scale and classified items by age, the WB1 was a point scale which
What is classified items by subtests
This represented a measure of general intelligence that underlies performance on a wide variety of tasks
What is g factor
Stanford-Binet and the Wechsler scales are which based assessments
What is empirically based
Whether intelligence is conceptualized as a singular or multidimensional construct
What is structure
The current version yields
What is full scale IQ, verbal IQ and nonverbal IQ
There is a fifth index score that is calculated using the verbal comprehension and perceptual reasoning indexes
What is General Ability Index (GAI)
Define s factor
What is specific learned skills which can influence intelligence performance
New theory-based tests are often called
What is neuropsychological assessments
Define function in relation to intelligence
What is how intelligence is used by an individual and the purpose it serves
The SB5 is based on
What is the Cattell-Horn-Carroll (CHC) theoretical model
The WISC-IV is used for more than measuring a child's intellectual ability; it is often used to
What is to aid in diagnosing leaning and intellectual disabilities
These are inherited (innate) quality that refers to problem-solving and information-processing ability, uninfluenced by culture or education. Increases from birth through adolescence when it reaches its peak and then begins a slow decline during the adult lifespan.
What is Fluid intelligence (known as gf)
In place of the term intelligence you may often see the term
What is cognitive ability
3 of the five components of general intelligence
What is... working memory
fluid reasoning
knowledge
Quantitative reasoning
visual-spatial processing
The SB5 is unique in that it
What is the first intelligence assessment to measure the five cognitive factors in both the nonverbal and verbal domains
The Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence (WASI) is a standardized, brief measure of intelligence for ages
What is 6 to 89 years
General level, broad level and specific level can be used with which two theories
What is Three Stratum Theory and Cattell-Horn-Carroll model
How are excitement and sadness alike?
(Sample WISC 10 year old question)
What is they are both emotions