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Preguntas del test (18)
1Figurative intelligence is...
- AResponsible for the representation of the static aspects of reality
- BResponsible for the representation of dynamic changes
- AResponsible for the representation of the static aspects of reality
2How many cognitive processes interact to form "successful intelligence"?
- A2
- B4
- C3
- D5
3What are the cognitive processes involved in the Triarchic theory of successful intelligence?
- AAnalytical, Physical, Creative
- BCreative, Analytical and Practical
- CPractical and Analytical
- DCreative, Perceptual and Practical
4An example of practical intelligence is a gifted chess player
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
5Psychometric tests are concerned with measuring intelligence and identifying individual differences
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
6What does the S in 'S factor' stand for?
- ASpecific
- BStandard
- CSpearman
7What does PMA stand for?
- AProbable Mental Abilities
- BPerceptual Mental Abilities
- CPrimary Mental Abilities
- DPerceived Mental Abilities
8Associative memory is?
- AThe ability to generate a rule form a set of observations
- BThe ability to detect visual detail quickly & accurately
- CPerforming maths problems quickly & accurately
- DRemember relationship between unrelated items
- AThe ability to generate a rule form a set of observations
9Stratum III is specific knowledge
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
10Fluid intelligence is...
- AThe ability to be flexible and adaptive. Ability to see patterns and relationships. Something you are born with.
- BKnowledge acquired through life experience e.g. information, language, skills
11How many original different intelligences are there in Multiple Intelligences Theory?
- A4
- B6
- C7
- D5
- E10
12Crystallised intelligence is
- AKnowledge acquired through life experience e.g. information, language, skills
- BNeither
- CThe Ability to be flexible and adaptive. Ability to see patterns and relationships. Something you're born with.
- AKnowledge acquired through life experience e.g. information, language, skills
13Simon and Binet (1904) did what?
- ADeveloped two factor theory
- BDeveloped the 3 Stratum model
- CConsidered the first to devise an intelligence test
14What does the Stanford-Binet Test test?
- AFluid reasoning
- BLong-term memory
- CKnowledge
- DQualitative reasoning
- EQuantitative reasoning
- FVisual-spatial processing
- GWorking memory
15The 4 indices of the WAIS IV are verbal comprehension, working memory, perceptual reasoning, processing speed
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
16Grigorenko & Sternberg (2003) found...
- A‘professional’ workers have a mean IQ of over 120, whereas ‘lower skilled’ workers score below 100
- BIQ unrelated to real-world performance. Little correlation between WAIS and betting on odds
- Clow-level, subclinical lead exposure in early life is associated with deficits in children's intelligence
- A‘professional’ workers have a mean IQ of over 120, whereas ‘lower skilled’ workers score below 100
17Omega-3 oils makes the cell membrane that holds ion channels more elastic, making it easier for ion channels to change shape.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
18Males tend to be better at...
- AMathematics
- BSpelling
- CMental rotations
- DVerbal fluency
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- Descripción
- Test sobre Intelligence, creado por GeorgiaGS el 16/12/2014.
- Autor
- GeorgiaGS
- Idioma
- English
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