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What were the first intelligence tests for kids and adults?
What were the first intelligence tests for kids and adults?
Binet-Simon scale for children and Wechsler-Bellevue test for adults
How has intelligence been defined?
How has intelligence been defined?
Emphasize adjustment and adaptation, ability to learn, and abstract thinking
What is Spearman's Theory of intelligence?
What is Spearman's Theory of intelligence?
Believed intelligence is a general cognitive ability - has a single g factor
What is Thurston's Theory of Intelligence?
What is Thurston's Theory of Intelligence?
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What is the Modern Theory of Intelligence?
What is the Modern Theory of Intelligence?
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What is Ratio IQ?
What is Ratio IQ?
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What is Deviation IQ?
What is Deviation IQ?
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What are the correlates of the IQ?
What are the correlates of the IQ?
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What is the evidence that IQ is heritable?
What is the evidence that IQ is heritable?
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What is the Flynn effect?
What is the Flynn effect?
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What is the Stanford-Binet IQ Assessment?
What is the Stanford-Binet IQ Assessment?
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What is the Wechsler Scale?
What is the Wechsler Scale?
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What is SB-5?
What is SB-5?
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What is WAIS-IV?
What is WAIS-IV?
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What is WISC-IV?
What is WISC-IV?
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What is WPPSI-III?
What is WPPSI-III?
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Why are intelligence tests used?
Why are intelligence tests used?
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Study Notes
Intelligence Testing Overview
- First intelligence tests included the Binet-Simon scale for children and the Wechsler-Bellevue test for adults.
Definitions of Intelligence
- Intelligence is defined by the ability to adapt, learn, and think abstractly.
Theories of Intelligence
- Spearman's Theory: Proposes a single general cognitive ability known as the g factor.
- Thurston's Theory: Suggests multiple factors underlie intelligence rather than a single g factor.
- Modern Theory: Integrates previous theories, acknowledging both general intelligence and specific subscales.
Types of IQ Scores
- Ratio IQ: Calculated by dividing mental age by chronological age.
- Deviation IQ: Compares an individual's score to the scores of same-aged peers.
Correlates and Evidence
- IQ correlates with school success, occupational status, and job performance.
- Behavioral genetics studies provide evidence of heritability, indicating environmental factors also influence IQ stability.
The Flynn Effect
- Refers to the observed increase in IQ scores over time across populations.
Intelligence Assessments
- Stanford-Binet IQ Assessment: A comprehensive test applicable to all ages across five domains.
- Wechsler Scale: Comprised of three tests tailored for different age groups and evaluates four domains.
- SB-5: Represents the 5th Edition of the Stanford-Binet assessment.
- WAIS-IV: The fourth edition of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale.
- WISC-IV: The 5th Edition of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children.
- WPPSI-III: The third edition of the Wechsler Preschool & Primary Scale of Intelligence.
Purposes of Intelligence Testing
- Used to estimate general intelligence levels, diagnose intellectual disabilities, and predict academic success.
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Test your knowledge of intelligence theories and tests with these flashcards for Psychology Chapter 7. Cover topics such as the Binet-Simon scale, Wechsler-Bellevue test, and Spearman's theory of intelligence. Perfect for reinforcing key concepts in psychological assessments.