ap psych 2.8 c

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cross-sectional: research comparing ppl of different ages at the same point in time.
longitudinal: research that follows and retests the same ppl over time

cross-sectional study vs longitudinal study

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show how abilities manifest across different age groups

what does cross-sectional study show?

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show how 1 group changes as we retest them repeatedly over time

what does longitudinal study show?

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cohort

group of ppl sharing a common characteristic, such as being born the same year

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often used in longitudinal study to reveal trends over time

cohorts are often used in what?

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intelligence was initially believed to decrease w/ age, and it led to mandatory retirement in some companies

what was shown in cross-sectional studies by Wechsler and what did it lead to?

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cross sectional studies showed that intelligence decreases w/ age, while longitudinal studies show that IQ stayed relatively consistent over time

what did cross-sectional studies and longitudinal studies show for effects of aging on intelligence?

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Gf generally decreases w/ age, while Gc generally stays the same/increases

conclusion of effects of aging on intelligence scores

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intelligence is mostly inherited, but environment can play a large role in how it manifests, and it actually does have some effect on intelligence

what do twin studies say about IQ?

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heritability

extent to which variation within a group can be attributed to gene variation

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explains 50-80% of observed variation amongst ppl but not amongst groups

genetic influence explains what?

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polygenetic, influenced by many genes

what is intelligence seen as?

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epigenetic

studies the interaction between biological and enviroment

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neglect and poverty

what can stunt intelligence?

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true

t/f - having super wealthy parents or providing extra enriching environments DOESN’T create genius children

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motivation and beliefs

what can enhance achievements?

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growth mindset

focus on learning and growing rather than viewing abilities as fixed

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optimism, motivation, and resiliency

what does a growth mindset encourage?

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fixed mindset

view that inteligences, abilities, and talents are unchangeable, even w/ effort