Psychology Module 6 Review

What did Psychologist Carol Dweck believe about intelligence?

• That it is fluid and can evolve and change over time.

• That it is fixed and stays at relatively the same level throughout life.

• The changes are possible in childhood, but growth in intelligence stops in adulthood.

Psychologist who challenged the notion of Spearman's "G Factor" to indicate general intelligence, instead theorizing there are multiple intelligences / ways people learn and express knowledge and skills.

• Howard Gardner

• Alfred Binet

• Sigmund Freud

Making and studying flashcards to help commit information to memory for a test

• Retrieval Practice

• Encoding Practice

• Memory storage

The initial process the brain performs upon initially learning and/or perceiving new information

• Encoding

• Decoding

• Retrieval

The theory that intelligence can be improved and change over time.

• Fixed intelligence mindset

• Growth mindset

• Lifelong learning

Of Garnder's multiple intelligences, this one includes having a strong sense of empathy and being able to understand the emotions of others

• Interpersonal

• Intrapoersonal

• Verbal-linguistic

The ability to acquire, process, recall, and apply information

• Intelligence

• Potential

• Emotions

Emotional Intelligence is most closely related to which pair of Garnder's intelligences

• Interpersonal and Intrapersonal

• Verbal-Linguistic and Bodily-Kinesthetic

• Naturalistic and Music - Rhythm

Type of memories having to do with your own experiences in life

• Episodic

• Semantic

• Working

Type of memory having to do with general knowledge and facts

• Semantic

• Episodic

• Working