History
The Stanford Revision and Extension of the Binet-Simon is better known as this.
What is the Stanford Binet?
Horn was "devout anti-g;" this concept of overarching intelligence.
What is general intelligence (g)?
What is FSIQ?
Considered the father of the testing movement, his test was focused on sensorimotor tasks.
Who is Sir Francis Galton?
1,726,966
What is the norming group for the Army tests?
This 1917 event marked substantial growth in the use of IQ tests in the United States.
What is the U.S. entry into WWI?
VCI. PRI. PSI. WMI.
What are the four indices of the WAIS-IV?
The age range for the WAIS-IV.
What is 16-90?
David Wechsler came onto the testing scene in this year.
What is 1939?
3% per decade, in the U.S.
What is the Flynn Effect (FE)?
Instead of an intelligence quotient, early IQ tests used this term.
What is mental age?
Recruits who could not be tested by either Army Alpha or Army Beta received this non-verbal version.
What is the Army Performance Scale Examination?
The WAIS-IV was normed on the 2005 census, and had this many age groups.
What is 13?
David Wechsler studied under these famous names; they will be familiar to you if you're taking a REMS class.
Who are Pearson and Spearman?
1939
What is the year that the Wechsler Bellvue was published?
In 1904, the minister of public instruction in Paris tasked Alfred Binet to find a way to distinguish between what groups?
What are "normal" children from "retarded" children (now intellectual disability)
The global score on the WAIS-IV, it is calculated without the contribution of PSI and WMI.
What is the GAI?
Terman's adult norming group included 150 adolescent delinquents and 150 of this group.
What are "migrating unemployed men?"
He based his work on the observations of his own children, and many of his original tasks are still used today.
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What is the number of total subtests on the WAIS-IV?
This test was clinically driven instead of primarily theory-driven.
What is the Wechsler?
Going against prevailing norms, Wechsler believed that these two scales contributed equally to intelligence, and both should always be administered.
What are Performance and Verbal?
The APA, along with Yerkes and Otis, were noted in your book to have specifically assisted in which test, including making it in a group format?
What is the Army Alpha?
The names behind CHC Theory.
Who are Cattell-Horn-Carroll?
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What is the number of WAIS-IV subtests required for a FSIQ and indices?