IQ
Intellectual Disability
Intelligence Testing
Intelligence History
Theories
100

Average IQ score

100

100

Occurs in newborns, caused by mother’s use of alcohol during pregnancy

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

100

WISC stands for

Weschler Intelligence Scale for Children

100

single factor for mental ability assumed to underlie intelligence

G or G factor

100

Think logically, reason abstractly, solve problems

fluid intelligence 

200

T/F: IQ is a complete reflection of how smart someone is

FALSE

200

T/F: Most intel. disabilities have a traceable genetic link

FALSE

200

WAIS stands for

Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale

200

T/F: intelligence was once thought to be related to height

False; but it was though to be related to skull size

200

theory of 8 different forms of intellegence

Gardner's multiple theories of intelligence 
300

Maria has a mental age of 17 and a chronological age of 14. What is her IQ?

121

300

integration of people with intel. disabilities into regular classrooms 

mainstreaming

300

Categories of the WISC and WAIS

Perceptual reasoning, verbal comp, info processing, & working memory

300
Created the first intelligence test for school children

Alfred Binet

300

knowledge of the self; access to one's own feelings and emotions

intrapersonal intelligence 

400

Percentage of people with gifted IQ?

2-4%

400

Those with moderate intellectual disability have an IQ between __ & ___

40 & 54

400

T/F: assessment administration requires extensive training

TRUE

400

Theorized existence of "Existential intelligence"

Howard Gardner

400

T/F: crystallized intelligence tends to decline with age

FALSE; fluid tend to decline or level off