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ability to learn
aptitude
tendency for test scores to exagerrate
bias
Flynn effect
tendency for people's IQ scores to improve from one generation to the next
Spearman's general factor that all IG tests have in common
"g"
Gardner's theory that intelligence is made of many forms of different intelligences
multiple intelligences
measurement of individual differences in abilities and behaviors
psychometric approaches
amount of repeating in test scores
reliability
Spearman's specific factors that vary from test to test
"s"
process of establishing rules for tests and test scores
standardization
first important IQ test in English
Stanford-Binet IQ test
correlation between first test and retest
test-retest reliability
Sternberg's theory that intelligence has 3 aspects (1) individual (2) situations (3) external world
Triarchic theory
determine how well a test measures what it is supposed to measure
validity
Reymond Cattell's two forms of intelligence are:
fluid and crystallized
power of reasoning, mathematics, nonverbal solving of problems (example: graphs, shapes)
fluid intelligence
specific situation knowledge, verbal, reading, spelling (example: spelling bee)
crystallized intelligence
does fluid or crystallized intelligence decrease with age?
fluid
who made the first IQ test?
Binet and Simon
define norms:
how frequently various scores occur
Author
acampbell2491
ID
273696
Card Set
Psychology
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psychology
Updated
2014-05-08T03:24:47Z
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