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What does intelligence inflation refer to?
What does intelligence inflation refer to?
- The average IQ score recorded for a population
- A decrease in intelligence test scores over time
- The progressive rise in intelligence test scores over time (correct)
- The stability of intelligence test scores over time
What factor affects the exact amount of rise in IQ according to the text?
What factor affects the exact amount of rise in IQ according to the text?
- The language spoken by the test taker
- The age of the test taker
- Whether the measure used is of fluid or crystallized intelligence (correct)
- The socioeconomic status of the test taker
How is temperament defined according to the text?
How is temperament defined according to the text?
- The observable actions and reactions of a person (correct)
- The genetic makeup of a person
- The way a person behaves only in school settings
- The level of intelligence a person possesses
What does the term 'Street Wise' or 'Street Smart' refer to?
What does the term 'Street Wise' or 'Street Smart' refer to?
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What does adaptive testing involve?
What does adaptive testing involve?
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What does culture loading refer to?
What does culture loading refer to?
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What is a routine test, as defined in the text?
What is a routine test, as defined in the text?
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What is a Culture-fair Intelligence Test designed to minimize?
What is a Culture-fair Intelligence Test designed to minimize?
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What do teaching items aim to achieve in a test setting?
What do teaching items aim to achieve in a test setting?
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What do 'Floor' and 'Ceiling' refer to in relation to subtest items?
What do 'Floor' and 'Ceiling' refer to in relation to subtest items?
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