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Unit 8 Quiz

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

#1-standardized measure of intelligence based on a scale in which 100 is average is defined as what?

a)

IQ

b)

EQ

c)

Intelligence

d)

General Intelligence

2.

(a)   a condition in which a person otherwise limited in mental ability has an exceptional specific skill, such as in computation or drawing

3.

Who proposes seven different components of intelligence: (1) Language ability, (2) logical-mathematical thinking, (3) spatial thinking, (4) musical thinking, (5) bodily kinesthetic thinking, (6) interpersonal thinking, (7) intrapersonal thinking.

a)

Steinberg

b)

Gardner

c)

Albert Einstein

d)

Savant

4.

In your own words, describe the difference between practical and creative intelligence.

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5.

Josh repairs his bike with no knowledge on how to repair a bike, he is also repairing his bike with random materials found in his garage. He is using (a)   Intelligence

6.

Who is the main scientist responsible for "Intelligence,cognition, and memory" 40 and 40?

(a)  

7.

Which instance below would require creative intelligence

a)

Little johnny

reads his favorite book

b)

Little Johnny participates in the spelling bee

c)

Little Johnny paints using his imagination

d)

Little Johnny goes for a run.

8.

Which of the following best represents the concept of general intelligence, as proposed by Charles Spearman?

a)
The idea that intelligence is a result of specific, separate abilities
b)
The belief that intelligence is determined solely by genetics
c)
The concept that intelligence is primarily influenced by environmental factors
d)
A single, underlying factor that influences performance on a wide variety of cognitive tasks
9.

Aptitude tests are designed to assess:

a)
A person's favorite color
b)

Short-term memory and cognitive ability

c)
A person's shoe size
d)
A person's ability to perform specific tasks or react to a range of different situations
10.

Who developed the first intelligence test

a)
Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon
b)
Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung
c)
Marie Curie and Thomas Edison
d)
Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein
11.

Which type of intelligence is often associated with the ability to solve novel problems?

a)
Emotional intelligence
b)
Fluid intelligence
c)
Musical intelligence
d)
Interpersonal intelligence
12.

According to Howard Gardner, which type of intelligence involves an understanding of oneself and others?

(a)  

13.

A test that accurately measures what it is intended to measure has:

a)
validity
b)
precision
c)
accuracy
d)
reliability
14.

Which type of reliability assesses the consistency of test scores over time?

a)
Internal consistency reliability
b)
Face validity
c)
Test-retest reliability
d)
Inter-rater reliability
15.

What is the purpose of projective tests?

a)
To assess an individual's personality, emotions, and attitudes.
b)
To measure physical abilities and skills
c)
To evaluate cognitive functions and intelligence
d)
To diagnose medical conditions and illnesses
16.

What does an IQ score of 100 indicate on a standard intelligence test?

a)
Genius level intelligence
b)
Below average intelligence
c)
Intelligence cannot be measured accurately
d)
Average intelligence
17.

What does an IQ score of 100 indicate on a standard intelligence test?

a)
Genius level intelligence
b)
Below average intelligence
c)
Intelligence cannot be measured accurately
d)
Average intelligence
18.

The process of comparing an individual's performance to that of a pre-established group is called:

(a)  

19.

The Flynn effect refers to:

a)
Increase in average IQ scores over time
b)
Change in the way IQ scores are calculated over time
c)
Stagnation of average IQ scores over time
d)
Decrease in average IQ scores over time
20.

Who introduced the concept of the hierarchy of needs in motivation?

(a)  

21.

EC (2 POINTS)

Explain the concept of emotional intelligence and its significance in understanding human behavior.

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