Cognition: Intelligence and Intelligence Testing

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Intelligence (learning)

ability to alter behavior due to experience

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Intelligence (fluid)

Ability to solve problems both quickly and abstractly

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Intelligence (Evolutionary)

Ability to adapt to and alter one’s enviornment.

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Aptitude Test

measure potential of the test taken to predict how they’ll perform in the future. (SAT)

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Achievement Test

gauge a person’s mastery and know edge of various subjects from experience. (drivers test, AP exam)

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Fixed Mindset

intelligence is fixed from birth and can’t be changed

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Growth Mindset

Intelligence is malleable due to experience and can be increased.

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Standardization

meaning that they’re administered using consistent procedures and enviornments.

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Percentile Scores

indicates the percentage of people who score the same or lower than the score one has obtained and test.

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Reliability

consistency for scores of a given test

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Split half

dividing the test into two equal halves and assessing how consistent the scores are.

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Test-Retest

using the same test on two separate occasions to measure consistency

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Inter-rater

one test scored twice by two or more different people to determine consistency of scores.

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Intra-rater

one test, scored twice by the same person to determine consistency of scores.

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Validity

refers to what the test is supposed to measure or predict (TTWIST)

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Face

a test measures the knowledge or skills it is supposed to, according to the test takers

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Content

a test measures the knowledge or skills it’s supposed to, according to experts in the subject field.

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Construct

extent to which a test measures a particular hypothetical construct

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Predictive

the extent to which a test accurately predicts performance or future tasks

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Nature

use twin studies to compare data and draw conclusions

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Nurture

use adoption studies to compare data and draw conclusion

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Flynn Effect

environment seems to be the cause: higher socioeconomic status, better health care, etc.

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Culture-Fair testing

intelligence tests are designated to assess an individuals intelligence without relying on knowledge specific to one demographic or socioeconomic group.

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Stereotype Lift

help reduce stereotype life (performance boost that occurs when downward comparisons are made with a denigrated outgroup)