Exam 8: Measuring the Mind: Galton and Individual Differences

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Galton's stated arguments in support of his anthropometric tests as measures of intellectual ability included all of the following EXCEPT his belief that

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Match the publication with its author. -Alphonse de Candolle

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If the educational environments of all children could be made more equal,then the heritability value for their IQ scores would tend to

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Match the contribution with its major originator(s). -Francis Galton

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Which of the following was included among Galton's tests of "intelligence" at his 1884 anthropometric laboratory?

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Match the publication with its author. -Charles Darwin

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Match the twin study with its corresponding author(s). -Thomas Bouchard and colleagues at the University of Minnesota

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Which of the following has NOT been a problem in conducting a scientifically definitive study of separated identical twins?

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Match the definition with the term. -heritability

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Match the definition with the term. -Pearson's r

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Match the understanding of intelligence with the individual. -Cyril Burt

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Match the publication with its author. -Leon Kamin

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Match the controversy with the individual. -Francis Galton

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Francis Galton's formal academic training was primarily in the fields of

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Match the publication with its author. -Francis Galton

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Match the contribution with its major originator(s). -Karl Pearson

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Match the publication with its author. -Nancy Segal

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What was Galton's Anthropometric Laboratory?

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Match the contribution with its major originator(s). -Adolphe Quetelet

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The most definitive estimate of the heritability of intelligence is currently represented by

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