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Deviation IQ
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a standard IQ test score whose mean and standard deviation remain constant for all ages
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Garder's multiple intelligences
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people have multiple intelligences, which include: linguistic, logical-math, musical, spatial, body, naturalist,interpersonal, intrapersonal
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Factor analysis
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statistical procedure designed to discover the independent elements (factors) in any set of data
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Intelligence
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the overall capacity to act purposefully, think rationally, and deal effectively w/ the environment
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Jensen's theory
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intelligence consists of associative abilities-connect to stimuli and events and cognitive abilities-involve reasoning and problem solving
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Reliability
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the ability of a test to yield comparable scores each time it is given to the same person
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Vygotsky's View
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intellectual developement occurs in social context that includes communication, w/ self and others
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Emotional intelligence
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which includes self-awareness, impulse control, persistance, self-motivation, ability to recognize emotions in others, and social agility
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Validity
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ability of a test to measure what is suppose to be measured and to predict what it suppose to predict
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Wechsler's theory
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intelligence is more than simply mathematical or problem-solving, it is the broader ability to deal with the world
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Sternberg's triarchic theory
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intelligence has three dimensions: analytic, practical, and creative
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