Psychology Chapter: Knowledge and Intelligence
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What does 'satisficing' refer to in the context of information gathering?

  • Continuously seeking to improve the quality of information.
  • Selecting the first solution that meets the minimum requirements. (correct)
  • Gathering the maximum amount of information possible.
  • Rigorously analyzing all available data before making a decision.
  • What is meant by 'characteristic properties' in categorization?

  • Physical resemblance that determines family appearance.
  • Intrinsic qualities that give definitive identities to items.
  • Unique traits that allow items to be easily categorized.
  • Common attributes shared by items in the same group. (correct)
  • Which concept suggests that certain features are more critical in determining identity and categorization?

  • Psychometric Analysis
  • Essentialism (correct)
  • Familial Resemblance
  • Satisficing Theory
  • What is a significant criticism of IQ testing as mentioned in the content?

    <p>Test results can be influenced by factors beyond intelligence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'family resemblance' suggest in the context of categorization?

    <p>Families share some but not necessarily all features.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Knowledge and Intelligence: Necessary Information

    • Sufficient information is needed to identify a concept clearly.
    • Satisficing involves the minimum information needed to complete a task; it reflects a desire to be as effortless as possible.

    Characteristic Properties

    • Family resemblance describes the tendency for items in a category to have similar appearances.
    • Essentialism suggests that certain features are crucial in determining category membership, and these features are more important than others.

    Problems with Essentialism

    • Items might appear to belong to a category but may not actually fit the criteria.

    Knowledge and Intelligence: Measuring Intelligence

    • Psychometrics is a methodology used to measure intelligence.
    • IQ tests assess understanding relative to the average age group.
    • IQ tests are standardized and normed, but their value is questionable due to various factors that can skew results, not just intelligence.

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    This quiz explores key concepts related to knowledge and intelligence, highlighting the importance of sufficient information for concept identification, the idea of family resemblance, and the challenges associated with essentialism. It also delves into psychometrics and the measurement of intelligence through IQ tests. Test your understanding of these essential psychological principles!

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