Psychology Ch.7 People

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French psychologist who, along with French psychiatrist Theodore Simon, developed the first widely used intelligence test.

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Alfred Binet
1857-1911

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Contemporary American psychologist whose theory of intelligence states that there is not one intelligence, but multiple independent intelligences.

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Howard Gardner
b.1943

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British psychologist who advanced the theory that a general intelligence factor, called the _g_ factor, is responsible for overall intellectual functioning.

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Charles Spearman
1863-1945

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Contemporary American psychologist whose _triarchic theory of intelligence_ identifies three forms of intelligence (analytic, creative, and practical).

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Robert Sternberg
b. 1949

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American psychologist who translated and adapted the Binet-Simon intelligence test for use in the United States; he also began a major longitudinal study of the lives of gifted children in 1921.

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Lewis Terman
1877-1956

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American psychologist who advanced the theory that intelligence is composed of seveal primary mental abilities and cannot be accurately described by an overall general or _g_ factor measure.

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Louis L. Thurstone
1887-1955

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American psychologist who developed the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, the most widely used intelligence test.

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David Wechsler
1896-1981