3. Stats

4. Intelligence Testing

5. Intelligence Theories

6. More stats

7. Not from this unit

8. Other Stuff with Intelligence

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10. Where are the mean, median, and mode located on normal curve?

11. Same spot; Middle

12. Explain/draw the distribution of a normal curve

14. How do you calculate standard deviation?

15. Square root of variance Variance = 100, SD = 10

16. What is the difference between a frequency histogram and polygon?

17. Histogram is a bar graph; Polygon is a line graph

18. What are z scores?

19. Converts scores from two sets of data into z scores, which measures the score in standard deviation points Z score of +1.5 = 1.5 points above the SD; z score of -.8 is.8 below the SD

20. Who created the first intelligence test?

21. Alfred Binet; When schooling in France became mandatory

22. What are the two most commonly used intelligence tests?

23. Stanford-Binet (made by Terman) & Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scales (there is a child version too; uses subscores)

24. What is the original formula for IQ?

25. (Mental age / chronological age) x 100

26. How do we know if a test is biased?

27. If there are differences in scores between gender/race/etc, then must compare to another similar test; Could also be biased if it does not accurately predict performance

28. What is the most commonly used and accepted theory of multiple intelligences?

29. Howard Gardner’s theory of MI

30. What is EQ?

31. Emotional Intelligence (Mayer, Salovey, and Caruso): Ability to perceive, understand, manage, and use emotions

32. What is the general intelligence theory?

33. Spearman: We have a common set (g factor) that is measured in all aspects of an intelligence test (argument that intelligence is one thing)

34. What are the three components of Sternberg’s triarchic theory of intelligence?

35. Analytical, practical, and creative

36. Name the 8 types of intelligence proposed by Gardner

37. Linguistic, logical- mathematical, musical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, intrapersonal, interpersonal, naturalist

38. Which measure of central tendency is most affected by outliers?

39. Mean

40. What is the range of a set of data?

41. Highest score – lowest score

42. When something is statistically significant, what does that mean?

43. The results were not a result of chance P =.05 or less (there is a 5% or less chance that the results were due to chance)

44. Draw a label a negatively skewed distribution

46. Draw and label a positively skewed distribution

48. What is Ms. Collins’ favorite type of animal?

49. Tie: Llama or pygmy goat

50. What type of cell takes one form of energy and converts it into an neural impulse?

51. Receptor cell

52. Where is Ms. Collins going on vacation this summer?

53. Norway and Denmark She will probably not sit that close to the edge; Evolution has told her to be afraid

54. Part of the brain that is your danger/fear center

55. Amygdala

56. Greatest living psychologist

58. What is the definition of intellectually disabled?

59. a condition of limited mental ability, indicated by an intelligence score of 70 or below and difficulty in adapting to the demands of life

60. What is the heritability of intelligence?

61. 50%

62. What is the Flynn Effect?

63. IQ is increasing over time; Need to standardize periodically

64. What is phenylketonuria (PKU?)

65. Liver fails to produce an enzyme necessary for early brain development Early identification and a special diet can prevent the development of mental retardation

66. Run out of questions

67. Good luck!!

68. Converting unacceptable impulses into a more acceptable form

69. Sublimation