Ch 9--A
Ch 9--B
Ch 9--C
Ch9/Ch1
Ch 1
100
This score and up marks gifted
What is 130
100
This type of test measure general mental ability
What is intelligence test
100
This type of test measures skills
What is aptitude
100
This score and below marks intellectually disabled
What is 75
100
first woman president of the APA
Who is Calkins
200
Created the first IQ test for adults
Who is Weschler
200
This is the standard deviation on a norm curve for IQ
What is 15
200
Believes traditional IQ tests are too narrow. Believes we have two types of intelligence: g-General, s-specific
Who is Spearman
200
Try to expand the range of alternatives by generating many possible solutions.
What is divergent thinking
200
human resources, improve employee attitude, increase job satisfactory and production
What is industrial organizational psychology
300
Measure the consistency of scores in testing
What is reliable
300
Believes traditional IQ tests are too narrow. Believes we have other intelligence such as Musical, Naturalistic, Interpersonal, Body-Kinesthetic
Who is Gardner
300
Average IQ score
What is 100
300
Tests creativity.
What is Remotes Associates Test
300
creates TESTS to assess intelligence, personality, and other abilities/behaviors
What is psychometrics
400
This type of test measure mastery of content
What is achievement
400
Believes traditional IQ tests are too narrow. Believes we have three types of intelligence: Analytical, practical, creative.
Who is Sternberg
400
Measures if a test tested what it said it would
What is validity
400
first woman to receive Ph.D. in psychology
Who is Washburn
400
Careful, systematic self-observation of one's own conscious experience
What is introspection
500
Narrow down a list of ideas to one single answer
What is convergent thinking
500
The idea that there are genetically determined limits on IQ meaning heredity may set certain limits on intelligence and that environmental factors determine where individuals fall within these limits.
What is reaction range
500
Performance on IQ tests has gradually increased over generations probably due to environmental factors
What is the Flynn Effect
500
Father of psychology.
What is Wundt
500
area of psychology that examines the ways in which work environments can be designed or modified to match the capabilities and limitations of human beings
What is human factors