Psychology Intelligence Review

A test is reliable when it

• measures what it is supposed to measure

• measures intelligence.

• gives similar scores every time it is used.

• measures achievement

A test is valid when it

• measures what it is supposed to measure

• measures intelligence.

• gives similar scores every time it is used.

• measures achievement

Who developed the Triarchic theory of intelligence?

• Louis Thurstone

• Howard Gardner

• Robert Sternberg

• Daniel Goleman

Which of the following is a factor in emotional intelligence?

• visual & spatial ability

• problem-solving skills

• memory

• self-awareness

The Wechsler scales differ from the Stanford-Binet test in that the Wechsler scales

• measure verbal and non-verbal abilities

• do not use the term IQ.

• do not measure nonverbal abilities

• yield one score

Knowledge & skills gained from experience

• test-retest reliability

• achievement

• reliability

• intelligence quotient

The capacity to learn from experience, to think rationally, and to deal effectively with the environment

• Stanford Binet Scale

• Intelligence

• achievement

• reliability

first modern intelligence test

• Wechsler Intelligence Scale

• intelligence quotient

• test-retest reliability

• emotional intelligence

most widely used intelligent test

• achievement

• Wechsler Intelligence Scale

• emotional intelligence

• Stanford Binet Scale

A number that reflects the relationship between a person’s mental age and his or her chronological age

• Intelligence

• Wechsler Intelligence Scale

• Stanford Binet Scale

• intelligence quotient