Cognitive Development: Adolescence and Intelligence
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- Q1At the Concrete-Operational Stage, children are able to...think more logicallymaster deductive reasoningmaster IQ tests30s
- Q2At the formal operational stage, adolescents tend to...challenge normsall of the abovequestion authorityreach logical conclusions30s
- Q3If Spearman's g indicates one's general ability, s indicates one's _______specific mental abilityspecific mental agespecific IQ test score30s
- Q4Crystallized intelligence is the ability to solve abstract problems that are not taught in school.FalseTrue30s
- Q5The three components of Sternberg's Triarchic Theory DOES NOT include:creative intelligencefluid intelligencepractical intelligenceanalytic intelligence30s
- Q6Which TWO tests did the class try today?Spearman-Binet, WeschlerStanford-Binet, WesleyStanford-Binet, SternbergStanford-Binet, Weschler30s
- Q7IQ of 120 means that the individual has...above average intelligence for one's chronological ageaverage intelligence for one's chronological agebelow intelligence for one's chronological age30s
- Q8McCall reported that IQ scores....fluctuate across the lifespanstay relatively the same across the lifespantends to resemble parents' scores30s
- Q9Psychologists accuse that IQ tests have a...working class, American biasmiddle class, American biasmiddle class, Western biasworking class, Western bias30s