Intelligence Quizizz Practice

Why was the first IQ test developed by Binet?

• To check for learning disabilities among students

• For Nazi to continue their eugenics program

• To determine preparedness for college

• To test how easily people remember

What is the most common test used for IQ testing today?

• WAIS/WISC

• Stanford-Binet IQ Test

• SAT Test

• Torrance Test

______ tests are administered and score the same way every time so one test taker's results can be compared to everyone else's results.

• Intelligence

• Personality

• Standardized

• Projective

IQ, or intelligence quotient, was first calculated by ________ a child's mental age by their actual age and __________ by 100.

• dividing; multiplying

• adding; subtracting

• multiplying; subtracting

• subtracting; adding

In Spearman's Theory of Intelligence, intelligence has two factors - typically, if you perform high on the ____________ then you also will score higher on specific mental abilities(like verbal/math skills).

• general intelligence factor(g factor)

• kinesthetic(body)

• multiple(m factor)

• good sense(g factor)

In the _____________ Theory, there are three parts to intelligence: analytic thinking, creative thinking, and practical thinking.

• Triarchic

• Multiple Intelligence

• G Factor

• Emotional Intelligence

The ability of a test to give the same results under the same conditions is:

• Reliability

• Validity

• Projective

• Objective

The ability of a test to measure what it is intended to measure is:

• Reliability

• Validity

• Projective

• Objective

Test results should be similar if the test is divided in half and scored. What is this called?

• Split-half reliability

• Test Retest Reliability

• Content Validity

• Predictive Validity

A person should receive the same results if they take the same test or a similar test in a short period of time after they took the first one. What is this called?

• Split-half reliability

• Test Retest Reliability

• Content Validity

• Predictive Validity