People
A intelligence theorist who is still alive today
Howard Gardner or Robert Sternberg
When the results on a test are similar each time you take it
Reliability
What was the original IQ formula?
IQ = MA/CA x 100
A mental capacity that can be measured by analyzing performance on mental tests
The multiple intelligence of people who think in song and are constantly humming or tapping their toes
Musical-rhythmic
He created the Triarchic Theory
Robert Sternberg
When a test measures what it claims to measure
Validity
Is your IQ is most closely aligned to that of your...
Parents or sibling (especially if you're twins)
What is the point at which someone is considered gifted?
IQ above 130?
The multiple intelligence of people who can see designs and make them happen
Visual-spatial
He created the first test of multiple intelligences, believing there to be 7-9 clusters of primary mental abilities
Louis Thurstone
Knowledge and skills gained from experience
Achievement
What are some reasons people today have higher IQ scores than many years ago?
Improved nutrition, education, technology
What IQ does someone need to be considered intellectually disabled?
70 or below
The multiple intelligence associated with knowing and understanding others well
Interpersonal
He created a test because of his childhood inability to score well due to a language barrier
David Wechsler
The original Binet-Simon test claimed to be able to determine this, which was then placed into an equation
mental age
Why was the first IQ test created?
To sort French students into general and special education following the introduction of universal education
People who have problems understanding and adapting to their own feelings and those of others are lacking this type of intelligence
Emotional
The multiple intelligence of people who enjoy the outdoors
Naturalistic
His theory of intelligence proposed there were two aspects to intelligence, general and specific knowledge
Charles Spearman
a number representing a person's reasoning ability
What movement used IQ scores as a tool to discriminate against people they felt to be inferior?
Eugenics movement
What is the main purpose people have to administer IQ tests these days?
To find people on the outer edges of the IQ scale in order to provide them with services
The psychologist most closely associated with the theory that there are many non-academic (multiple) intelligences
Howard Gardner