A) valid
B) normed
C) reliable
D) standardised
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A) Fluid
B) Crystallised
C) Emotional
D) Multiple
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A) the finding that IQ scores have stayed the same over the last decade.
B) the finding that IQ scores have steadily increased over the last decade.
C) the finding that IQ scores have steadily decreased over the last decade.
D) the finding that IQ scores are negatively correlated with education levels.
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A) Alfred Binet
B) Sir Francis Galton
C) Charles Darwin
D) Thomas Bouchard
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A) Wechsler
B) Terman
C) Binet
D) Merrill
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A) Reliability
B) Standardisation
C) Predictive validity
D) Appropriate norms
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A) William Stern
B) Lewis Terman
C) Henri Simon
D) David Wechsler
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A) Using brain-imaging techniques to investigate which parts of the brain are more active on certain tasks
B) Using learning styles questionnaires to assess learning preferences
C) Using personality measures to assess behaviours and attitudes
D) Using vocational interest inventories to assess future career ambitions
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A) 75
B) 85
C) 125
D) 135
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A) social circumstances.
B) environmental disadvantages.
C) genetics.
D) educational opportunities.
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A) Immigrants scoring low on IQ tests usually did so because of a lack of familiarity with the English language.
B) A majority of immigrants who were given IQ tests tended to score in the average to above average range.
C) IQ tests given to immigrants in the early 1900s were valid measures of intelligence.
D) Women tended to outscore men on IQ tests during the early 1900s.
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A) picture completion
B) object assembly
C) picture arrangement
D) block design
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A) crystallised intelligence.
B) fluid intelligence.
C) general intelligence.
D) multiple intelligence.
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A) Mild
B) Moderate
C) Severe
D) Profound
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A) Erika, who is an only child
B) Roscoe, who is the second born of four children
C) Ennis, who is the youngest of five children
D) Jessica, who is the only child in her family and who was adopted
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A) IQ scores in infancy are negatively correlated with IQ scores in adulthood.
B) IQ scores in infancy are not strongly correlated with IQ scores in adulthood.
C) IQ scores in infancy are strongly correlated with IQ scores in adulthood.
D) IQ scores obtained in infancy are relatively stable over time.
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A) Susie, who says that most apples are coloured red
B) Benito, who says the sun might explode one day
C) Gene, who argues that the Red Sox are better than the Yankees this year
D) Marlita, who says her favourite television show is Hannah Montana
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A) She is a convergent thinker.
B) She prefers to think in a conventional manner.
C) She is experienced a mental set.
D) She is a divergent thinker.
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A) Theo Simon
B) Wilhelm Stern
C) Franz Gall
D) Louis Thurstone
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