Theories
People
Tests
Measures
Potpourri
100
The idea that specific mental abilities underlie every task is this concept. Is generally identified by the letter g.
What is general intelligence?
100
The Frenchman charged making sure that Parisian students replaced in the right
Who was Binet?
100
The Cadillac of intelligence tests.
What is WAIS?
100
The mean for intelligence tests.
What is 100?
100
Theoretically placing you in this AP class get you the best education that you can. Meeting the smartest students get the best education. This is an example of this phenomenon.
What is self fulfilling prophecy?
200
The artist Pablo Picaso likely possessed high scores in this type of intelligence.
What is spacial?
200

Cousin to Darwin, this man searched for ability and hope to breed it.

Who was Galton?

200
Validity, reliability, and standardization.
What are the the three things psychological tests need to be widely accepted?
200
The standard deviation from telligence tests.
What is 15?
200
Adopted kids find their intelligence scores when they are young most resemble these people.
What is their adopted family?
300
Analytical, creative, and practical intelligence.
What are the parts of triarchic theory?
300
Creator of the theory of multiple intelligences.
Who was Howard Gardner?
300
Germans attempt to create a new and improved intelligence test is known as this.
What is the Stanford Binet test?
300
Someone with an intelligence score of 130 has a higher score than this percentage of the population
What is approximately 95%?
300
Researchers have found that when giving math tests to equally capable men and women women do not perform as well as men, except when they had been led to believe that women usually do well on the math tests. This is reflective of this.
What is stereotype threat?
400
The ability to perceive understand manage and use emotions.
What is emotional intelligence?
400
Educational theorist from California we studied mental age and extremely intelligent kids.
Who was Terman?
400
The test you will take on Wednesday for example is this type of test.
What is an achievement test?
400
According to German psychologist William stern, a student with a mental age of 20 and a chronological age of 18 has this as their IQ.
What is 111?
400
Because the SSAT is designed to predict how testers will perform in college they have built in this period
What is bias?
500

The belief that a negative belief would actually impact performance.

What is a stereotype threat?
500
According to Gardner, Euler would probably have a high score in this type of intelligence.

What is logical-mathematical?

500
If the test on this unit we're written in French we can likely assume that is his lo this.
What is validity? ( specifically content validity)
500

In order to be considered to have an intellectual disability one must have an IQ below this.

What is 70?

500
National tests often have very similar questions in their odd and even numbers. This is an effort to improve this by using this technique ( 2 answers)
What is reliability / split half testing?
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