Question 1

A few single-letter words can be both

Accepted Answer

A)  morphemes and syntax. 
B)  semantics and syntax. 
C)  phonemes and morphemes. 
D)  phonemes and syntax. 
A)  morphemes and syntax. 
B)  semantics and syntax. 
C)  phonemes and morphemes. 
D)  phonemes and syntax.

Question 2

Dr. Kaesser has developed a test to measure an individual's persuasiveness. Determining whether this test really measures persuasiveness would be determining the test's

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A)  reliability. 
B)  objectivity. 
C)  consistency. 
D)  validity. 
A)  reliability. 
B)  objectivity. 
C)  consistency. 
D)  validity.

Question 3

What is the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale?

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The Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale is

Question 4

Choose two of the following psychologists associated with research or testing of intelligence and compare and contrast their approaches: Binet, Thurstone, Wechsler, Terman, Gardner, Spearman, Guilford, and Sternberg.

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Good answers will compare their basic de

Question 5

The fact that we fail to see a new or novel function of an object we have used previously is called

Accepted Answer

A)  positive test strategy. 
B)  conformational bias. 
C)  means-ends fixity. 
D)  functional fixedness. 
A)  positive test strategy. 
B)  conformational bias. 
C)  means-ends fixity. 
D)  functional fixedness.

Question 6

According to the text, IQ tests are

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A)  poorly correlated with any other measure of achievement. 
B)  good predictors of success in life but not in school. 
C)  good predictors of motivation but not success. 
D)  good predictors of success in school. 
A)  poorly correlated with any other measure of achievement. 
B)  good predictors of success in life but not in school. 
C)  good predictors of motivation but not success. 
D)  good predictors of success in school.

Question 7

Pat has been taught in special schools all of her life. Now she spends part of her day in a regular classroom and part of her day in a special classroom. Which scenario most likely applies to Pat?

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A)  Pat has an intellectual disability and has recently been mainstreamed. 
B)  Pat is intellectually superior and has recently been mainstreamed. 
C)  Pat is a wheelchair user. 
D)  Pat is bilingual. 
A)  Pat has an intellectual disability and has recently been mainstreamed. 
B)  Pat is intellectually superior and has recently been mainstreamed. 
C)  Pat is a wheelchair user. 
D)  Pat is bilingual.

Question 8

People who are able to make the most of whatever environment they are in and who can survive by capitalizing on their strengths and compensating for their weaknesses probably have a great deal of what Robert Sternberg calls

Accepted Answer

A)  componential intelligence. 
B)  contextual intelligence. 
C)  crystallized intelligence. 
D)  experiential intelligence. 
A)  componential intelligence. 
B)  contextual intelligence. 
C)  crystallized intelligence. 
D)  experiential intelligence.

Question 9

Which of the following is least useful as a prototype of the category "bird"?

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A)  robin 
B)  penguin 
C)  blue jay 
D)  cardinal 
A)  robin 
B)  penguin 
C)  blue jay 
D)  cardinal

Question 10

Which of the following approaches suggests that we form concepts by selecting an example that embodies the most common characteristics and most typical features of the concept?

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A)  the prototype approach 
B)  the positive and negative instance approach 
C)  the exemplar approach 
D)  the systematic or formal approach 
A)  the prototype approach 
B)  the positive and negative instance approach 
C)  the exemplar approach 
D)  the systematic or formal approach

Question 11

Which of the following tests is not a group test?

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A)  The Otis-Lennon Mental Ability Test 
B)  The California Test of Mental Maturity 
C)  The Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale 
D)  the Cognitive Abilities Test 
A)  The Otis-Lennon Mental Ability Test 
B)  The California Test of Mental Maturity 
C)  The Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale 
D)  the Cognitive Abilities Test

Question 12

In his study of geniuses, Lewis Terman assumed that intelligence was fixed at birth.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

A few single-letter words can be both

Dr. Kaesser has developed a test to measure an individual's persuasiveness. Determining whether this test really measures persuasiveness would be determining the test's

What is the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale?

Choose two of the following psychologists associated with research or testing of intelligence and compare and contrast their approaches: Binet, Thurstone, Wechsler, Terman, Gardner, Spearman, Guilford, and Sternberg.

The fact that we fail to see a new or novel function of an object we have used previously is called

According to the text, IQ tests are

Pat has been taught in special schools all of her life. Now she spends part of her day in a regular classroom and part of her day in a special classroom. Which scenario most likely applies to Pat?

People who are able to make the most of whatever environment they are in and who can survive by capitalizing on their strengths and compensating for their weaknesses probably have a great deal of what Robert Sternberg calls

Which of the following is least useful as a prototype of the category "bird"?

Which of the following approaches suggests that we form concepts by selecting an example that embodies the most common characteristics and most typical features of the concept?

Which of the following tests is not a group test?

In his study of geniuses, Lewis Terman assumed that intelligence was fixed at birth.

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A few single-letter words can be both

Dr. Kaesser has developed a test to measure an individual's persuasiveness. Determining whether this test really measures persuasiveness would be determining the test's

What is the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale?

Choose two of the following psychologists associated with research or testing of intelligence and compare and contrast their approaches: Binet, Thurstone, Wechsler, Terman, Gardner, Spearman, Guilford, and Sternberg.

The fact that we fail to see a new or novel function of an object we have used previously is called

According to the text, IQ tests are

Pat has been taught in special schools all of her life. Now she spends part of her day in a regular classroom and part of her day in a special classroom. Which scenario most likely applies to Pat?

People who are able to make the most of whatever environment they are in and who can survive by capitalizing on their strengths and compensating for their weaknesses probably have a great deal of what Robert Sternberg calls

Which of the following is least useful as a prototype of the category "bird"?

Which of the following approaches suggests that we form concepts by selecting an example that embodies the most common characteristics and most typical features of the concept?

Which of the following tests is not a group test?

In his study of geniuses, Lewis Terman assumed that intelligence was fixed at birth.

Introduction to Psychology

Biology and Behaviour

Sensation and Perception

States of Consciousness

Learning

Memory

Development

Motivation and Emotion

Social Psychology

Personality, Theory and Assessment

Health and Stress

Psychological Disorders

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