Exam 7: Cognition, Language, and Intelligence

Although Michael is not a trained musician, he has the ability to hear a piece of music once or twice and then play it on his guitar. According to Gardner, Michael would have a high _____.

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Question 81

Which of the following is true of Lewis Terman's longitudinal research on gifted individuals?

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Question 82

Laurie works for an advertising agency. She has won multiple awards for her creativity and efficiency. According to the triarchic theory, Laurie would have a high _____ intelligence.

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Question 83

Researchers have found that despite the number of color names in a language, the basic abilities to perceive color are unchanged. This finding would be troublesome for the theory of _____

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Question 84

When one or more factors related to making a decision are most important to us, we would do well to use the _____

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Question 85

Stella recognizes that the roundish, wonderful smelling, sweet tasting, edible objects that sometimes contain chocolate chips or oatmeal and raisins are cookies. Stella has a _____, or mental category, for these delicious desserts.

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Question 86

_ is utilized when an individual conjures up a sensory experience in one's own mind; a _ is a mental category that represents a group of people, objects, or events.

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Question 87

William Stern developed a method for assessing similar degrees of retardation in children of different ages when he devised the _____

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Question 88

Why do standardized intelligence tests such as the WISC-IV report more than one score?

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Question 89

_____ thinking is the ability to make unusual associations and switch smoothly between sets of ideas.

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Question 90

When you don't have much relevant information on which to make a decision you are likely to rely on the _____ heuristic.

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Question 91

The concept of confirmation bias specifically assumes that we are most likely to believe _____

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Question 92

Suzzette is a professional dancer who has suffered an injury to her knee. She is devastated that she cannot dance for the next three months. Her brother made the suggestion to think about her dancing often and even actively imagine herself dancing everyday through her routines. Based on information provided in your textbook, how should Suzzette respond to her brother's suggestions?

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Question 93

On a newly developed IQ test, an individual scores at the 110 level on the first half of the test and 150 on the second half of the test. What does this test appear to lack?

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Question 94

Most psychologists now agree that intelligence is _____

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Question 95

The study of the influences of genetics and environment on human behavior and mental processes is the field of _____

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Question 96

The increase in IQ scores over time suggests _____ has a strong influence on intelligence.

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Question 97

As Sabra was taking her sociology final, she was confused as to what one of the questions was really asking. She read it again and again, but did not understand the meaning of it. Based on the structure of language, Sabra was struggling with the _____ of that question.

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Question 98

Because her school has decided to support _____, Olivia, a second-grader who has been diagnosed with mental retardation, attends class in her appropriate grade level with her same-aged peers.

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Question 99

The system of rules for combining words and phrases to make meaningful sentences is called _____

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Although Michael is not a trained musician, he has the ability to hear a piece of music once or twice and then play it on his guitar. According to Gardner, Michael would have a high _____.

Which of the following is true of Lewis Terman's longitudinal research on gifted individuals?

Laurie works for an advertising agency. She has won multiple awards for her creativity and efficiency. According to the triarchic theory, Laurie would have a high _____ intelligence.

Researchers have found that despite the number of color names in a language, the basic abilities to perceive color are unchanged. This finding would be troublesome for the theory of _____

When one or more factors related to making a decision are most important to us, we would do well to use the _____

Stella recognizes that the roundish, wonderful smelling, sweet tasting, edible objects that sometimes contain chocolate chips or oatmeal and raisins are cookies. Stella has a _____, or mental category, for these delicious desserts.

_ is utilized when an individual conjures up a sensory experience in one's own mind; a _ is a mental category that represents a group of people, objects, or events.

William Stern developed a method for assessing similar degrees of retardation in children of different ages when he devised the _____

Why do standardized intelligence tests such as the WISC-IV report more than one score?

_____ thinking is the ability to make unusual associations and switch smoothly between sets of ideas.

When you don't have much relevant information on which to make a decision you are likely to rely on the _____ heuristic.

The concept of confirmation bias specifically assumes that we are most likely to believe _____

On a newly developed IQ test, an individual scores at the 110 level on the first half of the test and 150 on the second half of the test. What does this test appear to lack?

Most psychologists now agree that intelligence is _____

The study of the influences of genetics and environment on human behavior and mental processes is the field of _____

The increase in IQ scores over time suggests _____ has a strong influence on intelligence.

As Sabra was taking her sociology final, she was confused as to what one of the questions was really asking. She read it again and again, but did not understand the meaning of it. Based on the structure of language, Sabra was struggling with the _____ of that question.

Because her school has decided to support _____, Olivia, a second-grader who has been diagnosed with mental retardation, attends class in her appropriate grade level with her same-aged peers.

The system of rules for combining words and phrases to make meaningful sentences is called _____

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Exam 7: Cognition, Language, and Intelligence

Although Michael is not a trained musician, he has the ability to hear a piece of music once or twice and then play it on his guitar. According to Gardner, Michael would have a high _____.

Which of the following is true of Lewis Terman's longitudinal research on gifted individuals?

Laurie works for an advertising agency. She has won multiple awards for her creativity and efficiency. According to the triarchic theory, Laurie would have a high _____ intelligence.

Researchers have found that despite the number of color names in a language, the basic abilities to perceive color are unchanged. This finding would be troublesome for the theory of _____

When one or more factors related to making a decision are most important to us, we would do well to use the _____

Stella recognizes that the roundish, wonderful smelling, sweet tasting, edible objects that sometimes contain chocolate chips or oatmeal and raisins are cookies. Stella has a _____, or mental category, for these delicious desserts.

_____ is utilized when an individual conjures up a sensory experience in one's own mind; a _____ is a mental category that represents a group of people, objects, or events.

William Stern developed a method for assessing similar degrees of retardation in children of different ages when he devised the _____

Why do standardized intelligence tests such as the WISC-IV report more than one score?

_____ thinking is the ability to make unusual associations and switch smoothly between sets of ideas.

When you don't have much relevant information on which to make a decision you are likely to rely on the _____ heuristic.

The concept of confirmation bias specifically assumes that we are most likely to believe _____

On a newly developed IQ test, an individual scores at the 110 level on the first half of the test and 150 on the second half of the test. What does this test appear to lack?

Most psychologists now agree that intelligence is _____

The study of the influences of genetics and environment on human behavior and mental processes is the field of _____

The increase in IQ scores over time suggests _____ has a strong influence on intelligence.

As Sabra was taking her sociology final, she was confused as to what one of the questions was really asking. She read it again and again, but did not understand the meaning of it. Based on the structure of language, Sabra was struggling with the _____ of that question.

Because her school has decided to support _____, Olivia, a second-grader who has been diagnosed with mental retardation, attends class in her appropriate grade level with her same-aged peers.

The system of rules for combining words and phrases to make meaningful sentences is called _____

Introduction to Psychology

Biology and Behavior

Sensation and Perception

Consciousness

Learning

Memory

Human Development

Motivation and Emotion

Health and Stress

Personality Theory and Assessment

Defining Psychological Disorders

Therapies

Social Psychology

Human Sexuality and Gender

Filters

_ is utilized when an individual conjures up a sensory experience in one's own mind; a _ is a mental category that represents a group of people, objects, or events.