The ability to acquire new ideas and new behavior, and to adapt to new situations.
What is Intelligence
100
True or False: IQ is associated with some simple abilities, the nervous systems of those with low IQs are simply less efficient.
True
100
This type of test measures how much a person has learned in a given subject or area.
What is an Achievement Test
100
The ID represents this according to Sigmund Freud.
What are Drives and Impulses
100
The ability of a test to give the same results under similar conditions.
What is Reliability
200
True or False: Intelligence scores are predictive of real world outcomes. Higher (g) scores lead to higher paying careers.
True
200
The Stanford-Binet test measures intelligence in terms of this... IQ = (X/Y) * 100
What is Mental Age
200
The DATE and GATB are these types of tests. They are assessed primarily in terms of their predictive validity. The results determine whether a person shows promise in a large number of occupations.
What are Aptitude Tests
200
Albert Bandura was a proponent of this, one's belief in one's ability to succeed in specific situations. It was part of his social-cognitive theory.
What is Self-Efficacy
200
This protective personality test was developed in 1921. It involves 10 ink-blot slides that can help determine an individual's attitude toward others and their own personality.
What is the Rorschach Test
300
This type of intelligence focuses mainly on the abilities to understand and use feelings effectively. A way to measure this is by having individuals look at sets of eyes to determine their feelings.
What is Emotional Intelligence
300
The ability of a test to measure what it is intended to measure.
What is Valitidity
300
Which of the following measures a person's preference and attitude in a wide variety of activities?
A. the SAT or ACT
B. an Interest Inventory
C. an Achievement Test
D. an Aptitude Test
B. Interest Inventory
300
Certain specific means by which the ego unconsciously protects itself against unpleasant impulses or circumstances.
What is a Defense Mechanism
300
B.F. Skinner’s approach to personality is based on...
A. Cognitive Theory
B. Psychoanalysis
C. Humanism
D. Behaviorism
D. Behaviorism
400
This is the IQ score (intelligence quotient) of an average person.
What is 100
400
According to Carl Rodgers, every person has a concept of this - the image of who you are as a person.
What is Self
400
According to Carl Jung, this is the part of the psyche similar to Freud’s “unconscious”...
What is The Collective Unconscious
400
The Super-Ego according to Freud represents this.
What is your Conscience and Morality.
400
Carl Jung calls themes that appear in myths and folklore...
A. Regressions
B. Archetypes
C. Personal Unconscious
D. Collective Unconscious
B. Archetypes
500
The (s) factor in Spearman’s theory of intelligence represents...
A. General Intelligence.
B. Specific Mental Abilities.
C. Spatial Comprehension.
D. Situational Intelligence.
B. Specific Mental Abilities
500
List as many of Gardener's Multiple Intelligences as possible.
More often these types of tests are given on computers. The difficulty of the questions depends on your performance. If you don't do well in one area, easier questions will be randomly generated.
What is an Adaptive Test
500
These are the 5 core traits that an individual possesses.
Carl Rodgers considered the people he counseled as "clients." In doing so, he was concerned primarily with their struggle to become more complete and perfect.