Piaget
This Piagetian stage takes place from ages 7 - 11
What is concrete operational?
The number of types of intelligence proposed by Sternberg
What is three?
An average intelligence score
What is 100?
Name one risk factor for boys who go through puberty a lot earlier than their peers
What are increased odds of cigarette, alcohol or other drug use?
The period of time that spans emerging adulthood
What are ages 18 - 29?
In this stage, kids can use logic but cannot really think abstractly
What is concrete operational?
The number of types of intelligence proposed by Howard Gardner?
What is eight?
Scores below this point on an IQ test could mean intellectual disability
What is 70?
The term to describe adolescents thinking that they are unique, special, and not vulnerable to harm
What is personal fable?
The period of time that when "established adulthood" takes place
What are ages 30 - 45?
This Piagetian stage spans the ages of 12 - 18 and involves abstract thinking
What is formal operations?
Sternberg says this type of intelligence involves street smarts and common sense
What is practical?
Scores above this point on the bell curve could mean giftedness
What is 130?
Name one potential consequence of anorexia nervosa on the body
What are slow heart rate, low blood pressure, reduction in bone density, muscle loss and weakness, severe dehydration and fatigue?
What is the trick for remembering the Big Five Model of Personality?
O = Openness, C = Conscientiousness, E = Extraversion, A = Agreeableness, N = Neuroticism
Concrete Operations
Gardner says this type of intelligence involves understanding and interacting with others
What is interpersonal intelligence?
The name for the phenomenon whereby members of a minority group worry about confirming a stereotype while taking an IQ test
What is stereotype threat?
This psychiatric diagnosis that frequently occurs during adolescence carries the highest risk for fatality
What is anorexia nervosa?
Ann is a highly perfectionistic workaholic. She would score high in which aspect of personality?
What is conscientiousness?
This was not one of Piaget's original stages; it applies to young adults
What is post-formal operations?
Sternberg says this type of intelligence involves imaginative and innovative problem solving
What is creative intelligence?
The name of the worldwide phenomenon whereby intelligence scores seem to increase by about 3 points every 10 years
What is the Flynn Effect?
Name a potential consequence of early puberty for girls
What are depression, substance abuse, eating disorders, early sexual behavior?
Brad's moods change very quickly, but he is frequently depressed and reports feeling shame. What aspect of personality would he score high in?
What is neuroticism?