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Application - Intelligence - Assessing Intelligence
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- 1What forms of intelligence can we test?- fluid intelligence
- crystallised intelligence - 2What is the most common way of testing for intelligence?IQ (Intelligence Quotient) tests
- 3Examples of 2 standardised IQ tests:- Stanford-Binet tests
- Wechsler tests - 4How are IQ tests standardised?- tested ona nd developed with large groups of people
- 5What should there not be when designing IQ tests?- no ceiling / floor effects (test the whole range of intelligence, so no one should get full marks or no marks at all)
- no cultural bias - 6What should the IQ tests do?- be valid
- test for both crystallised and fluid skills - 7How can you make IQ tests more valid?test in parallel
- make two tests testing similar things
- someone whose intelligent on a Stanford-Binet test should also be intelligence on Wechsler test - 8What is a fear when testing crystallised skills?- should avoid cultural bias but this is very difficult to do
- e.g. Gould
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- A level (Applied - Intelligence) Psychology Fichas sobre Application - Intelligence - Assessing Intelligence, creado por Katie Crowfoot el 02/01/2019.
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