 Freud’s “Iceberg Theory” › Link between conscious mind (what we KNOW, RECOGNIZE, UNDERSTAND, FEEL) and the unconscious mind (DREAMS, unrecognized MEMORIES)

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 Freud’s “Iceberg Theory” › Link between conscious mind (what we KNOW, RECOGNIZE, UNDERSTAND, FEEL) and the unconscious mind (DREAMS, unrecognized MEMORIES) › “The Iceberg Principle”

 Intelligence defined as…. › The ability to learn or understand or to deal with new or trying situations › The skilled use of reason › IQ test supposedly measures this ability

 A “quotient” means a ratio – relationship between someone’s mental age and chronological age  The “norm” is considered 100, with a standard deviation of (the majority of people fall in this range