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Factors that Influence Intelligence

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  1. 1Nature-Genetic Factors of Intelligence states that nature is based on heredity and is based on our genes and cannot improve.
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  2. 2Which genetic syndrome can impact intelligence?
    1. ACystic Fibrosis
    2. BAlbinism
    3. CDown syndrome
    4. DTurner Syndrome
  3. 3People with positive IQ heredity may do worse on IQ tests than people with a negative IQ heredity raised in the same environment.
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  4. 4Recent research suggests that [blank_start]mathematically[blank_end] gifted adolescents may possess a specific functional [blank_start]organisation[blank_end] ability compared to adolescents with an [blank_start]average[blank_end] mathematical ability. This suggests that gifted adolescents might have [blank_start]stronger[blank_end] processing in the [blank_start]right[blank_end] cerebral hemisphere, and [blank_start]greater[blank_end] communication and brain activation between cerebral [blank_start]hemispheres[blank_end].
    1. AMathematically
    2. BEnglish
    3. CPsychologically
    4. DScientifically
    5. Eorganisation
    6. Fstructural
    7. Gaverage
    8. Hincorrect
    9. Istronger
    10. Jweaker
    11. Kright
    12. Lleft
    13. Mgreater
    14. Nworse
    15. Ohemispheres
    16. Plobes
  5. 5The heredity coefficient is a number between [blank_start]0-1[blank_end] (typical heredity ranges from [blank_start]0.5-0.7[blank_end]) and drives the influence of heredity on [blank_start]intelligence[blank_end]
    1. A0-1
    2. B0.5-0.7
    3. Cintelligence
  6. 6Families who live together often share the same [blank_start]genes[blank_end] and [blank_start]environment[blank_end]. If they have parents or grandparents with [blank_start]high[blank_end] intelligence, there is a high chance that they will have high intelligence too. However, it's not possible to determine how much is because of their genes or their environment. It is evident that [blank_start]heredity[blank_end] plays a [blank_start]large[blank_end] part in intelligence. However by observing [blank_start]twins[blank_end], siblings, and adopted children, it is evident that environment plays a large part in [blank_start]intelligence[blank_end] too. In a [blank_start]deprived[blank_end] environment however, heredity does not help much, whereas a [blank_start]positive[blank_end] IQ heredity can be accentuated in an enriched environment
    1. Agenes
    2. Benvironment
    3. Chigh
    4. Dlow
    5. Eheredity
    6. Flarge
    7. Gsmall
    8. Htwins
    9. Iintelligence
    10. Jdeprived
    11. Kpositive
    12. Lnegative
  7. 7The development of a persons intellectual ability may be enhanced by:
    1. AHealthy living environment
    2. BGood Educational Opportunities
    3. CThe type of house they live in
    4. DNo head injuries or trauma
    5. ELots of friends
    6. FFamily and community who talk and actively interact with the children
    7. GActive social life
    8. HToxin-free pregnancy
    9. IIllness-free pregnancy
    10. JNo serious illness
  8. 8The development of a person's intellectual ability may be inhibited by
    1. ALimited opportunities
    2. BExtreme poverty
    3. CInadequate social life
    4. DPoor diet during childhood
    5. EInadequate or limited educational opportunities
    6. FLarge Family
    7. GInadequate diet or illness during pregnancy
    8. HSmall Family
    9. ISerious illness or seizure
    10. JHead injury or brain trauma
  9. 9If a child has been raised in a deprived environment they will never regain intelligence
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  10. 10A reaction rate is when our [blank_start]genes[blank_end] set the boundaries in which we can operate. The [blank_start]phenotype[blank_end] (expressed characteristics) and the genotype ([blank_start]genetic[blank_end] characteristics) work together - but the genes set the [blank_start]limitations.[blank_end]
    1. Agenes
    2. Bphenotype
    3. Cgenetic
    4. Dlimitations.

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