1. Expressions Geek Sly Happy Rebel Mr. Clean Love Mad Mike Cry Baby
Emotional Squares
Expressions
Geek
Sly
Happy
Rebel
Mr. Clean
Love
Mad Mike
Cry Baby

2. Which of the following is the most accurate statement based on Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence?
Intelligence consists of fluid and crystallized abilities that are not influenced by school and culture.
Schools should ensure that all students know information that is part of the day-to-day culture.
Schools should treat intelligence as a series of interacting components instead of a single trait.
Nature is more important that nurture in shaping intelligence.

3. Which of the following is the most accurate statement based on Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence?
C. Schools should treat intelligence as a series of interacting components instead of a single trait.

4. Ms. Chou works with students who are gifted. Mr
Ms. Chou works with students who are gifted. Mr. Bryant works with students who are mentally retarded. Upon which of the following statements will these two teachers most likely agree?
Multiple criteria are not necessary when determining students' eligibility for special services.
IQ tests are suitable for students who differ substantially from the average student.
Exceptional students should have opportunities for independent work.
Exceptional students experience less risk for social and emotional difficulties because they are so very different from their peers.

5. Ms. Chou works with students who are gifted. Mr
Ms. Chou works with students who are gifted. Mr. Bryant works with students who are mentally retarded. Upon which of the following statements will these two teachers most likely agree?
C. Exceptional students should have opportunities for independent work.

6. Consider the "nature and nurture" issue with regard to intelligence
Consider the "nature and nurture" issue with regard to intelligence. Which of the following statements is the most accurate according to researchers?
Intelligence is determined primarily by genetics and is only minimally alterable by experience.
Genetics and the environment both make major contributions to intelligence.
Intelligence is determined primarily by genetics when children are very young, but later the environment is much more important.
Intelligence is determined primarily by the environment; genetics have minimal impact.

7. Consider the "nature and nurture" issue with regard to intelligence
Consider the "nature and nurture" issue with regard to intelligence. Which of the following statements is the most accurate according to researchers?
B. Genetics and the environment both make major contributions to intelligence.

8. Mr. Lindsay's newest student, Emilia Mendoza, just came to the country from Mexico. Shortly afterward, she was given an IQ test to assess her abilities. Which of the following is most likely to decrease Emilia's performance on this test?
Her experiences with classmates in her new class
Cultural biases of the test
The length of the test
Her teacher's high expectations for her performance

9. Mr. Lindsay's newest student, Emilia Mendoza, just came to the country from Mexico. Shortly afterward, she was given an IQ test to assess her abilities. Which of the following is most likely to decrease Emilia's performance on this test?
B. Cultural biases of the test

10. Which of the following assertions about intelligence is true?
Intelligence is non-adaptive.
Intelligence involves having a great amount of inherent knowledge.
Intelligence involves use of prior knowledge.
Intelligence involves a single mental process.

11. Which of the following assertions about intelligence is true?
C. Intelligence involves use of prior knowledge.

12. Ms. Chou works with gifted students
Ms. Chou works with gifted students. Which of the following strategies or concepts is one that she would be likely to implement in her classes?
Activities and tasks done in large groups
Extensive scaffolding
Group work done in groups that consist of students with common interests
Moderate, easily-obtained goals

13. Ms. Chou works with gifted students
Ms. Chou works with gifted students. Which of the following strategies or concepts is one that she would be likely to implement in her classes?
C. Group work done in groups that consist of students with common interests

14. Suzette detected a major flaw in an intelligence test that the school psychologist at her school was using to test students: the same class was tested twice and the two assessments yielded completely different scores. What is the flaw in this test?
predictive validity
construct validity
sampling
reliability

15. Suzette detected a major flaw in an intelligence test that the school psychologist at her school was using to test students: the same class was tested twice and the two assessments yielded completely different scores. What is the flaw in this test?
D. reliability

16. Approaches intelligence as having multiple forms.
Piaget & Gardner
Vygotsky & Sternberg
Gardner & Vygotsky
Sternberg & Gardner

17. Approaches intelligence as having multiple forms.
D. Sternberg & Gardner

18. Ms. Summers travels often and has developed a set of knowledge and skills that contributes to her success as a geography teacher. According to Cattell, which aspect of intelligence does Ms. Summers model?
Distributive
Cumulative
Crystallized
Fluid

19. Ms. Summers travels often and has developed a set of knowledge and skills that contributes to her success as a geography teacher. According to Cattell, which aspect of intelligence does Ms. Summers model?
C. Crystallized

20. Focus on the measurement of intelligence and assumes that there is a normal distribution.
Neurophysiology
Psychometric
Multiple forms
Developmental

21. Focus on the measurement of intelligence and assumes that there is a normal distribution.
B. Psychometric

22. Which one of the following individuals would most likely score the lowest on a test for interpersonal intelligence?
Martha is in peer mediation therapy to enhance her threshold for empathy.
Julia is a peer mediator at her school.
Cecile loves to work the after-school program at a nearby kindergarten.
Juan wants to be a psychologist.

23. Which one of the following individuals would most likely score the lowest on a test for interpersonal intelligence?
Martha is in peer mediation therapy to enhance her threshold for empathy.

24. Stability of IQ measures true only if there are no radical changes in the environment.
False

25. Stability of IQ measures true only if there are no radical changes in the environment.

26. Most intelligence tests include what kind of measures?
Problem solving and inductive reasoning
Inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning
Object manipulation and abstract reasoning
Deductive reasoning and problem solving

27. Most intelligence tests include what kind of measures?
D. Deductive reasoning and problem solving

28. IQ test norms remain constant for many years.
True
False

29. IQ test norms remain constant for many years.
False

30. According to the textbook, how do some teachers unintentionally harm students who come from lower-income families?
They pay more attention to these students and others get jealous.
They challenge the students more than they should, increasing their risk of failure.
They have lower academic expectations for them.
They make increased referrals to special education classes to help the children get caught up in basic reading, writing, and math skills.

31. According to the textbook, how do some teachers unintentionally harm students who come from lower-income families?
C. They have lower academic expectations for them.

32. He identified seven to 8 ½ intelligences.
Gardner
Brualdi
Boring
Wechsler

33. He identified seven to 8 ½ intelligences.
Gardner

34. Recently, various ethnic groups have become increasingly similar in average IQ. Researchers attribute this trend mostly to what?
more equitable environmental conditions across society
improved culturally unbiased intelligence tests
teachers becoming increasingly sensitive to students' needs
improved classroom instruction

35. Recently, various ethnic groups have become increasingly similar in average IQ. Researchers attribute this trend mostly to what?
A. more equitable environmental conditions across society

36. Factors other than IQ account for more variance when predicting life success.
Affective/Emotional Factors
Cognitive/Volitional Factors
Both A & B
None of these

37. Factors other than IQ account for more variance when predicting life success.
Affective/Emotional Factors
Cognitive/Volitional Factors
Both A & B
None of these