What is Intelligence?
The capacity to learn from experience, to think rationally, and to deal effectively with the environment.
What is intelligence?
The intelligence level in years at which a child is functioning, not the same as their chronological age.
What is mental age?
The condition of having an IQ score ranging from 35-49, in which a person may not read or do the math and may have Down Syndrome.
What is moderate intellectual disability?
Type of study that examines the genetic influence on intelligence by studying IQ scores of related people.
What is a kinship study?
This psychologist proposed the idea of emotional intelligence, which he considered important to job success.
Who is Daniel Goleman?
The knowledge and skills gained from experience.
What is achievement?
A number that reflects the relationship between a child's mental age and his or her chronological age.
What is the intelligence quotient or IQ?
The condition of having an IQ score from 50 to 70 and hte occasional need for guidance and support.
What is mild intellectual disability?
The extent to which variations in a trait from person to person can be explained by genetic factors.
What is heritability?
The testing criterion that results in a test measuring what it is supposed to measure.
What is validity?
This psychologist suggested that intelligence consists of general intelligence and specific intelligence.
Who is Charles Spearman?
The first modern intelligence test, which provides an intelligence quotient (IQ).
What is Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale (SBIS)?
The condition of having an IQ score of 130 or above, showing outstanding potential.
What is giftedness?
Type of study that examines the genetic influence on intelligence by studying the IQ scores of adopted children and those of their biological parents.
What are adoptee studies?
___________ skills can continue to expand for a lifetime.
What is vocabulary?
This psychologist identified seven different and separate kinds of intelligence such as verbal, musical, and interpersonal.
Who is Howard Gardner?
The intelligence tests that include several subtests and measures both verbal and nonverbal abilities.
What are Wechsler's intelligence tests?
A program designed to provide young children with enriched early experiences, thereby developing intelligence earlier.
What is Head Start (pre-school)?
A characteristic of a test that gives an advantage to a praticular group, reflecting a problem with the test for those not in that group.
What is culturally biased?
This psychologist proposed a three-level model of intelligence consisting of analytic, creative, and practical parts.
Who is Robert Sternberg?
The testing criterion that results in a test yielding very similar scores for same person every time it is taken.
What is reliability?
one does not have to be __________ to be creative.
What is gifted or highly intelligent?
Schooling, parenting style, and preschool programs are examples of __________ influences on intelligence.
What is environmental?
______ ______ question scores decrease as age increases, due to processing speed slowing down.
What is a timed test?