Psychology Intelligence Quiz 2 - Measures

What does IQ stand for?

• Interpersonal Quiz

• Intelligence questions

• Intelligence Quotient

• Intellectual potential

Stern (1914) created the first formular to calculate IQ which was IQ = ​ (a)   over​ (b)   x 100

• Mental age
• Chronological age
• Score 1
• Score 2
• Intellect
• Peers age

Who created the IQ bell curve?

• Weschler 1939

• Stern 1914

• Gardner (1983)

• Sternberg (1985)

What is an "average" IQ score on the Intelligence Bell Curve?

• 1000

• 85

• 115

• 100

Most people fall within 3 standard deviations of the average IQ score

• TRUE

• FALSE

There are TWO widely accepted intelligence tests, what are they called?

• Stanford Binet Intelligence Test

• Stern's Chronological and Mental Age test

• Weschler Intelligence Adult Scale (WAIS or WISC)

• Intellectual Potential Test (IPT)

Validity means that a test

• can predict school success

• Can be effectively used in school environments

• consistently gives the same results (re-test scores are similar)

• Measures what it is designed to measure

Reliability means that a test

• Can be used effectively in schools

• Measures what it is designed to measure

• Consistently gives the same results

• Can predict school success

IQ scores are a reliable measure

• TRUE

• FALSE

Intelligence tests are a valid measure of intelligence

• Yes

• Not really