intelligence (Elaine & Tesslyn)

which of the following is always true of standardized tests?

• they are supposed to be administered and scored in a consistent manner

• they are supposed to be administered individually

• they are verified experimentally

• they only include multiple choice questions

according to the Stanford-Binet formula for an intelligence quotient (IQ), an eight year old with a mental age of ten year old has an IQ of

• 80

• 125

• 95

• 100

which of the following theorists suggested that intelligence can be classified into general and specific intelligence factors?

• Charles Spearman

• Lewis Terman

• Howard Garner

• Robert Sternberg

if students get approximately the same score on the second administration of a test as they did on the first, then the test

• has predictive validity

• is standardized

• is reliable

• objective

what does perceptual & neurological intelligence allow you to do?

• identify an answer using accumulated knowledge

• reason speedily and abstractly

• weigh the benefits of a decision

• press a button

which theory broke intelligence into seven categories?

• Spearman's general intelligence

• Thurstone's primary mental abilities

• Gardner's multiple intelligences

• Sternberg's triarchic theory

what is not a phase of age & intelligence?

• Dependability

• Stability

• Decline

• Developing

which of the tests was aimed to identify students who need special attention rather than the causes of their relative performance?

• Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS)

• intellectual quotient (IQ)

• Alfred Binet's mental age

• Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS)

which ability in emotional intelligence refers to predicting how emotions may change and blend?

• percieving

• managing

• understanding

• using

peter is doing a research paper on intelligence and notices that IQ scores have significantly increased over the years. This refers to

• the Flynn effect

• content validity

• validity

• the normal curve