The underlying ability to understand the world and cope with its challenges.
What is Intelligence
100
An induced form of mental retardation that occurs when pregnant women drink during pregnancy
What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
100
Memory comprises different systems that are in charge of different types of memory. The type of memory in which information is brought forth through conscious recall. Never forgetting how to ride a bike is a classic example
What are Explicit memories
100
In the initial storage system for memory, the process of brief sensations noted through one of the five senses
What is Sensory memory
100
The variety of mental processes such as memory, judgment, perceptions, processing information, evaluating, and problem solving
What is Cognition
200
MA divided by CA multiplied by 100
What is IQ score
200
The ability to recognize and categorize feelings and emotions of others based on behaviors and other outward symptoms
What is Emotional intelligence
200
Memory comprises different systems that are in charge of different types of memory. The type of memory in which information is brought to the mind automatically , without intentional conscious recall.
What are Implicit memories
200
The memory system that includes memory based on knowledge or information that you know but have not experienced. Knowing that Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492 is an example of this.
What is Semantic memory
200
21. The set of information regarding your own cognition and internal state including coping strategies such as depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and obsessive-compulsive
What is Metacognition
300
An inherited condition caused when an extra chromosome 21 is transmitted during conception
What is Down syndrome
300
The theory of intelligence that includes nine types of intelligence and was developed by Howard Gardner
What is Multiple intelligence
300
Memory comprises different systems that are in charge of different types of memory. The type of memory based on information that has already been presented
What is Retrospective memory
300
The failure to retrieve stored memories is known as forgetting. The inability to remember previously stored information, most often due to brain damage
What is Amnesia
300
The basic sounds used in language
What is Phonemes
400
The theory of intelligence that describes 171 personality traits that can be categorized into 16 traits that are the source of all human personality and was developed by Raymond Cattell
What is Trait theory
400
The theory of intelligence that involves defining intelligence as the ability to judge, reason, and comprehend and was developed by Alfred Binet and Lewis Terman
What is the Stanford-Binet IQ test
400
Memory that is involved in remembering to do something in the future
What is Prospective Memory
400
The failure to retrieve stored memories is known as forgetting. When information that has been encoded is lost or information is improperly encoded initially
What is Decay
400
Suggestion that language development is based on nurture and repetition of observed behaviors
What is Learning theory approach
500
The theory of intelligence that involves categorizing intelligence into analytical, creative, and practical and was developed by Robert Sternberg
What is Triarchic theory of intelligence
500
The use of general information and observations as a basis for drawing a more specific conclusion
What is Deductive reasoning
500
13. The memory system that includes memory of events that a person has experienced. Not remembering what you had for lunch yesterday or recalling the events leading to the first date with your high school sweetheart.
What is Episodic memory
500
The failure to retrieve stored memories is known as forgetting. Which of the following proposed that information remains until other information crowds it out
What is Interference theory
500
Suggestion that language shapes how people view the world and ultimately is responsible for how people think