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Froggy Jumps Module 6Online version Thinking and Intelligence by LINDA FLOOD 1 Which is true about people with learning disabilities? a They are lazy and cannot succeed in school b Learning disabilities are not a "real" disability c they have above average intelligence, but struggle with certain tasks 2 What is Dyslexia? a Difficulty in reading, writing, and spelling words correctly b Dehydration c A speech impediment 3 What is a Learning Disability a A problem with controlling your temper b A cognitive disorder that affects learning, like math or reading c A short-term memory problem 4 What is Charles Spearman known for? a Developed the hierarchy of needs b Studied operant conditioning c Proposed the idea of general intelligence (“g factor”) 5 What did Howard Gardner contribute? a Theorist that everyone has eight intelligences b Developed the concept of classical conditioning c Coined the term “IQ” 6 What is Robert Sternberg known for? a Developed behaviorism b In Triarchic Theory, everyone has three main intelligence: creative, analytical, practical c Operant conditioning 7 Who is Noam Chomsky? a Believed that humans are born to predisposition to learn language b Worked with apes in the jungle c Father of Psychology and the Unconscious Mind 8 Who is Alfred Binet? a He created the first IQ test b Developed reinforcement theory c Father of Behaviorism 9 What is cognitive psychology? a The field of psychology dedicated to learning how people think b study of emotions c study of our environmental factors 10 What is a Concept? a A bias b Unconscious memory c A thought process for how the mind groups things together 11 What is syntax? a syntax is word organizations b computer programming c the way a person behaves and the consequences of behavior 12 Schema is? a A collection of related ideas b Unconscious skill c Fraudulent plan 13 What are Natural Concepts a They are created "naturally" through own unique life experience b Natural light through a window c Biased ideas 14 Artifical concepts are? a Concept that is defined by specific characteristics, help with understanding and learning b Natural concepts c Artifical Intelligence 15 What is Schemeta? a way the brain works better by organizing information b Brain dump c Seasoning 16 What happens when Schemeta is activated? a the brain makes assumptions about a thing or person, false accusations based on biases b Your brain goes into overdrive c You fall in love 17 A role schema is? a A stereotype about the way a person behaves, assumptions, biased thought b Factual information based on statisticst c A role in a movie 18 Event schema is also known as what? a Cognitive script b A party c Multi level scheme 19 Cognitive script is? a behaviors or actions that become routine, automatic reactions, "second nature" b Calligraphy c A script for a new movie 20 What is language? a Ways we communicate with others, can be verbal and non verbal b A city in France c A fancy food 21 What are the two componets of language? a Grammer and Lexion b Kelsey Grammer and Downperiscope c Lexion and Lexi Love 22 What defines Grammar? a Set of unwritten rules and laws that grammar is defined by b His acting credits c His fanbase 23 Lexion is? a The actual words that we use in language to communicate with others b A new social media website c Bitcoin 24 Morphemes are? a The way we understand the meaning of words, smallest unit b A controlled substance used to alleviate pain prescribed by a doctor c A character in the movie "The Matrix" 25 A phoneme is? a the smallest unit of sound b A character from the tv show "Friends" c A phenomenon 26 What is the concept known as "linguistic determinism." a Language impacts out thought process b Language affects our physical performance c Language affects time management 27 What is a problem-solving strategy? a an action plan to find solution b a plan to make more problems c a plan to go on a road trip 28 Problem solving strategies listed in the chapter a trial and error, algorithm, heuristic b procrastination, deference, avoidance c making excuses, lying, blaming 29 What is intelligence a a bunch of abilities and many characteristics instead of just one thing, i.e. smart, creative, etc b The C.I.A c Ignorance 30 What is Fluid Intelligence a ability to problem solve and come up with an answer, finding many ways to problem-solving b A gender construct c A liquid 31 Characteristics of Crystallized Intelligence? a Memory recall. Learn, remember, recall, life experience b crystallized intelligence declines in older people c someone who has crystallized intelligence learns things fast 32 What is the triarchic theory of intelligence? a artificial, creative, practical b food, culture, wine c impractical, book smart, and elaborate 33 What are the characteristics of artificial intelligence a Academic problem-solving and understanding b an artist and dreamer c someone who writes a new book 34 examples of creative intelligence a artistic and imaginative, can think outside the box b book smart and analytical c dry and bland personality 35 Practical intelligence is? a Common sense, street smarts, rational thinking, common sense b Elaborate and exaggerated c Creative and dreamer 36 Who was David Wechsler? a He developed intelligence tests for children and adults b A biologist c A car salesman 37 What does the Flynn effect refer to? a That you have a higher IQ than your parents, due to better education b IQ scores get worse with each generation c People are so smart they do not need schooling 38 What does the IQ score measure? a Intelligence compared to other people in the same age/demographic group b Social skills of the same age group c Creativity of individuals of the same demographic 39 How do you measure intelligence? a By I.Q. tests, (intelligence quotient) b By grades on your report card, G.P.A c Your creative aptitude 40 What genetic factor plays a role in our individual intelligence? a From our parents b Nutrition c Our physical appearance 41 What is the meaning of "Heuristic"? a General problem solving technique b A surefire way to not make mistakes c A hollistic approach 42 A algorithm is? a Step by step way of figuring out a problem b An educated guess c A coding for only computers 43 What does the book say about the problem-solving technique of "Trial and Error"? a Looking for possible solutions until one solution works b Making one attempt for the right answer c Doing nothing to come to a solution

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by LINDA FLOOD

Which is true about people with learning disabilities?

What is Dyslexia?

What is a Learning Disability

What is Charles Spearman known for?

What did Howard Gardner contribute?

What is Robert Sternberg known for?

Who is Noam Chomsky?

Who is Alfred Binet?

What is cognitive psychology?

What is a Concept?

What is syntax?

Schema is?

What are Natural Concepts

Artifical concepts are?

What is Schemeta?

What happens when Schemeta is activated?

A role schema is?

Event schema is also known as what?

Cognitive script is?

What is language?

What are the two componets of language?

What defines Grammar?

Lexion is?

Morphemes are?

A phoneme is?

What is the concept known as "linguistic determinism."

What is a problem-solving strategy?

Problem solving strategies listed in the chapter

What is intelligence

What is Fluid Intelligence

Characteristics of Crystallized Intelligence?

What is the triarchic theory of intelligence?

What are the characteristics of artificial intelligence

examples of creative intelligence

Practical intelligence is?

Who was David Wechsler?

What does the Flynn effect refer to?

What does the IQ score measure?

How do you measure intelligence?

What genetic factor plays a role in our individual intelligence?

What is the meaning of "Heuristic"?

A algorithm is?

What does the book say about the problem-solving technique of "Trial and Error"?