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3032 - Week 4 - Intelligence
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Preguntas del test (12)
1Intelligence:
- Athe ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills.
- Bempirical evidence.
- CAll of the above.
2Academic intelligence= Verbal ability, problem solving ability, working hard and diligently.
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3Everyday intelligence= Practical problem solving, Social competence and character.
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4The intelligence quotient (IQ)= mental age/chronological age x 100
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5The Wechsler Scale Items is an example of an intelligence test.
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6The Wechsler Tests and the four factors further relate in some way. The factors in turn show a relationship of two higher order factors. These are: Verbal comprehension and Perceptual reasoning.
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7The four factors of the Wechsler scale are: Comprehension, Perceptual organisation, working memory and speed of processing.
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8Spearman= "g" factor and essentially a two factor theory.
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9Thurstone= Seven factor theory (issue of computational error).
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10Gardner: Multiple factor theory (interpersonal intelligence or emotional intelligence) and intrapersonal intelligence (an ability to examine oneself and use that as a basis for making veridical judgements of others).
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11Fluid intelligence= Nonverbal, free from culture and independent of specific instruction.
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12Crystalised intelligence= skills and knowledge dependent upon exposure to a culture and requiring the retrieval of information and general knowledge.
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- Graduate Psyc 3032 Test sobre 3032 - Week 4 - Intelligence, creado por brianna.hambling el 20/08/2015.
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