Defining Intelligence & General Assessment
True or False? There is one unifying definition of intelligence.
What is False
This psychologist translated the Binet-Simon Scale from French to English and standardized it with 2,000 American children
Who is Henry Goddard
In this theory of intelligence, g refers to the general factor, or general ability, and s refers to specific factors.
What is Spearman's two-factor theory of intelligence
Tests that are administered and scored in the same way for everyone.
What are standardized tests.
These two French individuals (one a psychologist, one a physician) developed the first IQ test in 1905 as a way to identify school-aged children with cognitive disabilities (MR)
Who are Binet and Simon
CHC is an abreviation for what model of intelligence?
What is the Cattell-Horn-Carroll model of intelligence
Assessment, including cognitive assessment, falls under this domain in the NASP practice model.
What is Domain 1: Data-Based Decision Making.
This nonverbal intelligence test was used to evaluate military recruits during World War 1.
What is Army Beta
This type of intelligence refers to acquired skills and knowledge and is dependent on culture.
What is crystallized intelligence.
What is abstract thinking or reasoning
This psychologist developed the WISC, WAIS, and WPPSI
Who is Wechsler
This camp of factor analytic theories of intelligence maintains that intelligence is made up of a number of independent abilities (there is no "g" factor)
What is the Multifactor Theory of Intelligance
True or False? Views of intelligence vary across cultures
What is True
True or False: Historically, IQ tests have been used in discriminatory ways and to evaluate constructs other than general intelligence.
What is True
The three levels of Carroll's Three-Stratum Factor Analytic Theory of Cognitive Abilities
What are Narrow (stratum I), Broad (stratum II), and General (stratum III)