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HDFS 2317 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Intelligence Quotient, Fluid And Crystallized Intelligence

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5 Dec 2022
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University of Houston
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Educational Psychology
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HDFS 2317
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In this video we are able to see how flexible intelligence can be and all of the different components that take place that influence a score on an iq test. Iq test stands for intelligence quotient and it began with alfred binet in the early 1900s in order to specialize in learning for children. Children were now mandated to go to school to learn basic concepts like reading, math, public policy, etc. Binet and other psychologists began and created an exam known as the binet. Simon test in which children would answer questions until they no longer could and could be placed in a class with students with similar scores. This test was then altered and known as the. With all of this information provided, we must see how reliable an iq test truly is since it ultimately depends on how we define the word intelligence .

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43. Consider the following scenario: A group of psychologists are studying the genetic influence on intelligence. They find that identical twins (raised together) have a heritability coefficient of .88 and that fraternal twins (raised together) have a heritability coefficient of 42. Based solely on these findings, the psychologists can legitimately conclude that A) intelligence is entirely shaped by genetics B) intelligence is entirely shaped by the environment C) intelligence is impacted be genetics D) intelligence is not impacted by the environment E) intelligence is not at all impacted by genetics

43. Consider the following scenario: A group of psychologists are studying the genetic influence on intelligence. They find that identical twins (raised together) have a heritability coefficient of .88 and that fraternal twins (raised together) have a heritability coefficient of .42. Based solely on these findings, the psychologists can legitimately conclude that A) intelligence is entirely shaped by genetics B) intelligence is entirely shaped by the environment C) intelligence is impacted be genetics D) intelligence is not impacted by the environment E) intelligence is not at all impacted by genetics

9. Binet made two assumptions when developing his intelligence tests. His assumptions, if true, meant that A) a child who is less than competent than expected at age 5 should also be lagging at age 10 B) a child who is less than competent than expected at age 5 will show a greater tendency to be at the level of his peers by age 10 C) a child who is above average at age 5 will be leveled off by age 10 D) a child who is less than competent at age 5 has the potential for genius by age 10 E) all children should match their age appropriate level of intelligence