A) intelligence is basically inherited.
B) there is no limit to possible improvements in IQ.
C) the IQs of normal children can be increased, but not those of children who are intellectually disabled.
D) environment has a significant effect on intelligence.
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A) A high score on a standardized test may allow a disadvantaged youth to enter college.
B) Most standardized tests measure a person's ability to think critically and to apply knowledge to solve problems.
C) Standardized tests do accurately predict academic performance.
D) Standardized tests may be fairer and more objective than the judgments of admissions officers.
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A) The WAIS was the first "adult" IQ test.
B) The Wechsler tests do not have a version suitable for children.
C) The Wechsler tests yield a single overall IQ.
D) The Wechsler tests yield separate scores for performance intelligence and verbal intelligence.
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A) performance
B) verbal
C) g-factor
D) metacognitive
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A) The original Stanford-Binet was better suited for children and adolescents.
B) The latest Stanford-Binet (the SB5) can now be used for all ages, including adults.
C) The latest Stanford-Binet (the SB5) yield an overall IQ and separate scores for verbal and nonverbal intelligences.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) about .50.
B) very low.
C) about .25.
D) too variable to be of much importance.
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True/False
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True/False
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A) pseudo-giftedness.
B) savant syndrome.
C) Klinefelter's syndrome.
D) a schizotypal personality.
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A) language
B) logic and math
C) visual and spatial thinking
D) bodily-kinesthetic skills
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A) better predict success in school.
B) better predict "real-world" success.
C) investigate metacognitive processing.
D) investigate neural speed of processing.
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A) driven by a limited set of rules.
B) freed from consideration of the meanings of actions.
C) less effective in unanticipated situations.
D) more flexible and less likely to be confined to a limited set of rules.
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A) 2.2%.
B) 6.7%.
C) 16.1%.
D) 50%.
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A) Artificial intelligence is much more flexible than human cognition.
B) In "question-answer tests," computers have never been able to fool people into thinking the computer answering the questions was a human.
C) A world chess champion has lost to a computer.
D) A computer program has been written that creates harmonics so similar to those composed by Bach that listeners have been fooled.
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A) Some children might find it easier to learn math or reading if these topics were tied to art, music, dance, or drama.
B) Most of us are probably strong in only a few types of intelligence, while geniuses are able to use nearly all of the intelligences.
C) Many schools are using Gardner's theory to cultivate a wider range of skills and talents.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) WAIS-III.
B) SAT.
C) WISC-IV.
D) Dove Counterbalance test.
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A) harmonization
B) medical diagnosis
C) chess
D) all of these
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A) Albert Binet
B) Howard Gardner
C) David Wechsler
D) Robert Sternberg
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A) identical twins reared apart.
B) fraternal twins reared together.
C) siblings reared together.
D) parents and their children.
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