intelligence

a test is reliable when it

gives similar scores every time it is used

a test is valid when it

measures what it is supposed to measure

who developed the triarchic theory of intelligence

robert sternberg

which of the following is a factor in emotional intelligence

self awareness

the wechsler scales differ from the stanford-binet test in that the wechsler scales

measure verbal and non-verbal abilities

what is knowledge and skills gained from experience

achievement

what is the capacity to learn from experience, to think rationally, and to deal effectively with the enviroment

intelligence

the first modern intelligence test

stanford binet scale

what is the most widely used intelligent test

wechsler intelligence scale

what is a number that reflects the relationship between a persons mental age and his or her chronological age

intelligence quotient

what is the comparison of test scores from a person taking the same test at different times

test-retest reliability

young 13 year old Burt B. had an mental age of 11. What was his IQ

82, 85

analytic, creative, and practical are considered three factors in what theory of intelligence

triarchic theory of intelligence

what type of skills do wechsler subtests measure

verbal and performance

education / economical background, motivation, and cultural bias are three problems with what type of tests

intelligence tests

psychologist charles spearman believed that intelligence

was made up of two main factors

which of the following is not necessarilhy a factor involved in creativity

having an IQ score above 130

the IQ scored of adopted children should bne similar to their biologivcal parents

genetic influences on intelligence

NOT an envirometnal influence on intelligence

heritability

what two theories of intelligence relies on the sensitivity to other peoples feelings and the ability to respond to them

emotional intelligence (daniel goleman) and gardners multiple intelligence theory

studies have shown that musical ability may be linked to

spatial reasoning ability

about half of the people who take the wechsler tests score

between 90 and 110

intelligence involves the ability to

-think rationally

-learn from experience

-deal effectively with the enviroment

-(all of the above)

the distribution of IQ scores on a graph looks like

a bell curve

what intellectual disability classification requires constant supervision and care

profound

kinship studies have shown that the groups with the most similar IQ scores were

identical twins

the home enviroment and styles of parenting

influence the development of a childs intelligence