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General intelligence (g)

Believed to be a single quantity that predicts performance on all intellectual tasks.

Fluid intelligence

Ability to think on the spot.

Crystallized intelligence

Factual knowledge of the world.

Primary mental abilities

Seven abilities said by Thurstone to be crucial to intelligence.

Three-stratum theory of intelligence

Carroll's model of intelligence where top of hierarchy is "g", the middle is 8 moderately general abilities, and bottom is many specific processes.

Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC)

Widely used test used to measure the intelligence of children age 6 and up.

Intelligence quotient (IQ)

A summary measure used to indicate a child's intelligence relative to that of other children of the same age.

Normal distribution

Pattern of data where scores fall symmetrically around a mean value.

Standard deviation

A measure of the variability of scores in a distribution.

Evocative effects

When a child's behavior (phenotype) elicits particular behavior from parents.

Scarr's gene-environment interactions

HOME scale

Measures quality and quantity of care and age-appropriate child stimulation. Predicts intelligence.

Flynn effect

The rise in average IQ scores that has occurred over the past 75 years in many countries.

Multiple intelligence theory (Gardner)

Theory of intellect based on the view that people possess at least 8 types of intelligence.

Theory of successful intelligence (Sternberg)

Theory of intellect based on the view that intelligence is the ability to achieve success in life.

Phonemic awareness

Ability to identify component sounds within words. Birth to 1st grade.

Phonological recoding

Ability to translate letters into sounds and to blend sounds into words. 1st and 2nd grades.

Visually based retrieval

Proceeding directly from the visual form of a word to its meaning.

Strategy choice process

Procedure for selecting among alternative ways of solving problems.

Gesture-speech mismatches

When a child shows appropriate gesture but inappropriate math procedure.

Comprehension monitoring

Process of keeping track of one's understanding of a verbal description or text.