Memory
I.Q.
Thinking
Testing
Learning
100
Memories that are general knowledge.
What is Semantic Memory?
100
Mental age/Chronilogical Age x100
What is I.Q.
100
(LAD) In psycholinguistic theory, neural "prewiring" that facilitates the child's learning of language/grammar; an inborn tendency to acquire language.
What is language acquisition device?
100
People of a certain background have advantages over another.
What is Cultural Bias
100
Inborn Tendancy to acquire language
What is LAD
200
Vivid, clear memory.
What is Flashbulb Memory?
200
I.Q. score below 70
What is Moderate Mental Retardation?
200
Type of thinking that involves going from the general to the specific.
What is deductive?
200
Test that acually measures what it is supposed to.
What is Validity
200
Howard Garner's theory of more than one way to be intelligent
What is Theory of Multiple Intelligence
300
The ability to reproduce sharp memories; sights and sounds.
What is Eidec Memory?
300
I.Q. score above 130
What is Gifted?
300
Memory tool invovles organizing pieces of information into a smaller number of meaningful units.
What is Chunking?
300
Retrieval Information
What is Memorization
300
Recalling intial items in a series
What is Primacy
400
2nd stage of memory.
What is Short term memory?
400
Your age.
What is Chronological Age
400
Thinking that results from the oppurtunity to experiment.
What is Creativity
400
Multiple Choice test
What is Recognition
400
Mental catagories used to group
What is Concept
500
3rd stage of memory.
What is Long Term Memory?
500
Intellecual age
What is Mental Age?
500
psychological tests need to have this in order to actually measure what it is supposed to measure.
What is validity?
500
Simular results on test
What is Consistancy
500
Mental rehearsal
What is Maintinence Reherasal