What is IQ?
Measuring IQ
Differences in IQ
Who said it?
Surprise!
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Knowledge acquired through experience

What is Crystalized Intelligence

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Defined as mental age divided by chronological age x 100

What is intelligence quotient (IQ)?


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Traditionally defined as IQ scores of 130 or greater

What is giftedness?

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Theory stating that intelligence is supported by attention, working memory, and processing speed

What is information processing theory?

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Occurs when IQ increases from one generation to the next

What is the Flynn Effect?

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Composed of several abilities independent of one another

What is primary mental abilities?


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The first IQ test

What is the Stanford-Binet Test?

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When low IQ performance follows a fear of performing according to a negative stereotype about one’s group abilities.

What is the impact of stereotype threat on IQ?

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Stated that intelligence can be viewed differently across different cultural contexts

Who is Robert Sternberg?

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characterized by poor letter decoding skills and immature strategy use when solving math problems

What is co-occurring dyslexia and dyscalculia?

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The ability to perceive understand and respond appropriately to other’s emotions

What is emotional intelligence?

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The Bayley III Scales

What is an IQ test for infants?

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Characterized by an inability to adapt one’s behaviour

What is an intellectual disability?

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Said that schools should target the many forms of intelligences to help children learn

Who is Howard Gardner?

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Shows steady decline throughout adult years

What is fluid intelligence?

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States that each person has a unique set of abilities

What is multiple intelligence theory


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The most common IQ test

What is the Wechsler Scales of Intelligence?

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Characterized by academic achievement scores below what’s expected for their given age

What is a specific learning disability?

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Conceptualized IQ as a general ability factor

Who is Charles Spearman?

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States that higher intelligence requires less neural effort

What is the neural efficiency hypothesis?

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The ability to deal with novel problems

What is creative intelligence?

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A test that assesses novel ways to solve problems and tell stories

What is the Sternberg Triarchic Abilities Tests (STAT test)

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Characterized by poor executive functioning skills

What is ADHD?

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Who stated that, unlike g factor, IQ is comprised of multiple independent set of abilities.

Who is L.L Thurstone?

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when students with learning disabilities are taught in a regular classroom full time.

What is inclusion?