7.3 Intelligence

The ability to think and reason clearly, and act purposefully in order to live effectively.

• Intelligence

• Eugenics

• Mental Age

• Intelligence Quotient

Encouraging breeding among the intelligent to improve the human stock

• Intelligence

• Eugenics

• Mental Age

• Intelligence Quotient

Encouraging breeding among the intelligent to improve the human stock

• Intelligence

• Eugenics

• Mental Age

• Intelligence Quotient

A score derived from and intelligence test, where ability is related to success at tasks typical for other individuals at a comparable age

• Intelligence

• Eugenics

• Mental Age

• Intelligence Quotient

The result of a formula indicating degree of intelligence, based on score ( mental age) derived from am intelligence test

• Intelligence

• Eugenics

• Mental Age

• Intelligence Quotient

Standards used to compare one's test results with those of others

• Norms

• Standarlization

• Validity

• Predictive Validity

Establishing norms for a test, derived from administering the test to a large representative sample from

the relevant population

• Norms

• Standarlization

• Validity

• Predictive Validity

An important feature of a test, wherein the test measures accurately the abilities it is designed to measure

• Norms

• Standarlization

• Validity

• Predictive Validity

The extent to which a test accurately indicates the test-taker's future ability at the skill or area of knowledge being tested

• Norms

• Standarlization

• Validity

• Predictive Validity

Tests that eliminate potential bias due to lack of prior experience with the dominant culture

• culture-fair tests

• mental retardation

• mainstreaming

• primary mental abilities