Theories
general intelligence to Spearman was identified as this factor
What is the g factor?
part of Sternberg's theory which most resembles intelligence that has traditionally been taught in schools
What is analytic?
The fact that the SAT test is a pretty good measure of success in college means that it is
What is valid?
The IQ score below which an individual may be associated with intellectual disability
What is 70
believing that intelligence is able to be improved means you have this type of mindset
What is a growth mindset?
Goleman outlined a theory of this type of intelligence
What is emotional?
rising IQ scores over the past century are called the __________ effect
What is the Flynn Effect?
True or False: An IQ score is essentially a representation of Spearman's G factor
What is true?
IQ score associated with Gifted individuals
>130
In Gardner's theory, this type of intelligence is also known as "self smarts"
What is intrapersonal intelligence?
In Gardner's theory, this type of intelligence is also known as "people smarts"
What is interpersonal intelligence?
activities of daily life such as communication and independent living. Individuals with ID struggle with this
What is adaptive functioning
The average IQ score, as expressed in one single number
What is 100?
ID involves problems with general mental abilities that affect functioning in two areas: intellectual functioning and ______________ functioning
What is adaptive functioning
Identify two potential causes of the Flynn Effect
What is better nutrition and education, smaller families, more cognitiely demanding jobs, etc.?
In Gardner's theory, individuals with this type of intelligence are good at puzzles, directions and reading maps and charts
What is visual spatial intelligence?
possessing both extraordinary abilities and developmental deficits
What is savant syndrome?
True or False: Your IQ score is based on comparisons with others who took the test: the norm group
True
The vast majority of ID cases fall at this level
What is mild (80-85%)
Identify two potential signs that a child may have an intellectual disability
What is hit milestones late, struggly socially, have trouble connecting actions with consequences, etc.
The three parts of Sternberg's triarchic theory
What is practical, analytic and creative intelligence?
This states that higher expectations = higher performance
What is the Pygmalion Effect? (self-fulfilling prophecy)
Identify two potential problems with intelligence tests
cultural bias, motivation, disadvantages due to economic or educational background, labeling, etc.
Two potential causes/risk factors for Intellectual disability
What is exposure to toxins, genetic conditions(Downs Syndrome), problems during childbirth/pregnancy, etc.?
Identify one way that IQ testing is helpful
Identify indivuals who fall on the intelligence extremes to get extra help/enrichment resources