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Psychometricians
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Involved in test development in order to measure some construct or behavior that distinguishes among people
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Standardization
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2-part test development procedure that first establishes test norms from the test results
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Norms
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Scores established from the test results of the representative sample
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Wechsler Intelligence Test
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IQ tests for different age groups: WPPSI(primary), WISC(children), WAIS(adults
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Standford-Binet Intelligence Test
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By Lewis Terman; Individual IQ test that used a ratio formula
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Aptitude Tests
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Designed to predict a person’s future performance or assess capacity to learn
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Achievement Tests
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Designed to assess what a person has already learned
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Intelligence
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Aggregate or global capacity of the individual to act purposefully, think rationally, and to deal effectively w/ environment
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Intelligence Quotient
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IQ; mental age/chronological age x 100
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Factor Analysis
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Statistical procedure that identifies closely related clusters of factors among group of items
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Fluid Intelligence
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Cognitive abilities requiring speed or rapid learning that tends to decrease with age
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Crystallized Intelligence
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Learned knowledge and skills that tend to increase with age
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Emotional Intelligence
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Ability to perceive, express, understand and regulate emotions
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Triarchic Theory of Intelligence
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3 types of intelligence; analytical, practical and creative
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Creativity
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Ability to generate ideas and solutions that are original
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Within-group differences
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Range of scores for variables being measured for a group of individuals
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Between-group differences
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Usually the difference between means of two groups of individuals for a common variable
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