What is IQ?
Measuring IQ
Differences in IQ
Who said it?
Surprise
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Knowledge acquired through experience

What is crystallized intelligence?

100

Defined as mental age divided by chronological age x 100

What is the intelligence quotient (IQ)?

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Traditionally defined as IQ scores of 130 or greater

What is giftedness?

100

Theory stating that intelligence is supported by attention, working memory and processing speed

What is Information processing theory?

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IQ increases from generation to the next

What is the Flynn Effect?

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Composed of several abilities independent of one another

What is primary mental abilities?

200

The first English IQ test

Stanford-Binet Test

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Characterized by an inability to adapt one’s behaviour

What is Intellectual Disability?

200

Intelligence can be viewed differently across different cultural contexts

Who is Robert Sternberg – The triarchic theory of intelligence

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Poor letter decoding skills and immature strategy use when solving math problems

What is co-occurring dyslexia and dyscalculia?

300

The ability to perceive understand and respond appropriately to other’s emotions

What is emotional intelligence?

300

The Bayley III Scales

What is an IQ test for infants?

300

When low IQ performance is accompanied by a fear of performing according to a negative stereotype about one’s group abilities

What is Stereotype Threat?

300

Schools should target the many forms of intelligences to help children learn?

Who is Howard Gardner?

300

Shows steady decline throughout adult years

What is fluid intelligence?

400

States that each person has a unique set of abilities

What is multiple of intelligence theory?

400

The most commonly used IQ test

What is the Wechsler Scales of Intelligence?

400

Characterized by low academic achievement scores below what’s expected for their given age

What is Specific learning disability?

400

Conceptualized IQ as a general ability factor?

Who is Charles Spearman?

400

when students with learning disabilities are taught in a regular classroom full time.

What is full inclusion?

500

The ability to deal with novel problems

What is creative intelligence?

500

A test that assesses novel ways to solve problems and tell stories

What is the Sternberg Triarchic Abilities Tests (STAT test)?

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Characterized by poor executive functioning skills?

What is ADHD?

500

Unlike g factor, IQ is comprised of multiple independent set of abilities.

Who is L.L. Thurstone [Word Fluency, Number Facility, Spatial Visualization, Memory, Reasoning, and Perceptual Speed]

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A concept that recognizes natural variation in neural and cognitive function among individuals.

What is neurodiversity?