WorksheetsChapter 8
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does "IQ" stand for?
Intelligence Quotient
Intelligence
Quiz
Intelligence
Que
Intelligence
Quassi
When were intelligence tests created?
1800's
Late 1900's
Mid 1900's
Early 1900's
Which of these is NOT one of the seven types of intelligence by Garder?
Linguistic
Logical mathematical
Creativity
Musical
What University do you attend?
The University of New Mexico
El Paso Community College
The University of Texas at Tyler
The University of Texas at El Paso
Math abilities are
Common
Simple/Easy
Hard
Universal
The process of discovering ways to achieving goals that do not seem attainable is called
Creativity
Gender stratification
Dialectical thinking
Problem solving
Creative individuals have ALL of these
1) High capacity for hard work
2)Willingness to take risks
3)High tolerance for ambiguity and disorder
True
False
"I love you and I hate you" is an example of
Dialectal regrets
Dialectal view
Dialectal thinking
Dialectal tendency
Counterfactual thinking is NOT a hypothetical belief about the past that could have occurred to be avoided or changed in a negative outcome
True
False
Perceptions that involve apparent discrepancy between how an object looks and what it actually is:
Blind spot
Foreshortening
Optical illusions
Microsaccades
The process by which objects are grouped and classified together bed on their perceived similarities:
Grouping
Categorization
Cataloging
Designation
Carpentered world theory suggests that people in Western cultures focus more on representation on paper than do people on other cultures and spend more time learning to interpret pictures
True
False
The process in which individuals adjust their memory for something after they find out the outcome
Hindsight bias
Episodic memory
Dialectical thinking
Serial Position Effect
Verbal language is based on
Categorization
Concept Formation
A & B
None of the above
Focusing of on our limited capacities of consciousness on a particular set of stimuli:
Attention
Perception
Cognition
Sensation
Context dependent perceptual processes that focus on the relationship between objects and their contexts:
Analytic perception
Holistic perception
Perception
Mental programming
Context-independent perceptual processes that focuses on a salient object independently from the context in which it is embedded:
Analytic perception
Holistic perception
Perception
Mental programming
Process of gathering information about the world through our senses:
Attention
Sensation
Perception
Cognition
Stoicism in the face of pain was idealized and appropriate response to pain was:
Canadian identity
American identity
Bariban identity
Piraha identity
What percentage of intelligence is hereditary?
50%
60%
40%
It is not hereditary
