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14 Cards in this Set
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Psychometric theories |
Use patterns of test performance as starting point to answer questions Provide evidence for general intelligence and specific intelligences |
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Hierarchical view of intelligence |
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Gardners theory of multiply intelligences |
Draws on research in child development brain damaged adults and exceptional talent Proposes 9 intelligences Proposes schools should foster all intelligences. |
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Sternberg theory of successful intelligences |
Involves ones ability skillfully to achieve personal goals Three abilities Analytical Creative Practical |
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Binet development of intelligence testing |
Created Stanford Binet test which gives a single IQ score Average is 100 |
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Wisc iv |
Gives verbal ability performance Used as intelligence test and as a clinical test |
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Bayley scales of infant development |
Contains 5 scales Measures mental and motor development and test behavior of infants 1 to 42 months of age |
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Stability of infant IQ score |
Reliable in the short term Valid as reasonable predictor of success in school and the workplace Validity increased with dynamic testing (multiple tests,examining environmet) |
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Heredity and environmental factors |
Effects of heredity shown in family twin and adoption studies Effects of environment shown in home environment studies Historical change in IQ scores and intelligence programs. |
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Impact of ethincity |
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Etnicity and socioeconomic strategies |
Culture fair intelligence test Stereotype threat Test-taking styles |
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Gifted and creative |
Scores 130 on intelligence tests Intelligence associated with convergent thinking Creativity is associated with divergent thinking Gifted masters an area Makes up 5% of pop |
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Risk factors for children with intelligence disabilities |
Biological Social Behavioral Educational |
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Children with intellectual disabilities |
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