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Froggy Jumps Cognitive & Intelligence Basics QuizOnline version Test key ideas from cognitive psychology and intelligence research. by Katie 1 What is William Stern's original IQ formula? a IQ = Mental Age + Chronological Age b IQ = (Mental Age ÷ Chronological Age) x 100 c IQ = (Chronological Age ÷ Mental Age) x 100 2 A symmetrical bell-shaped score distribution is called? a Normal distribution b Uniform distribution c Skewed distribution 3 Tests designed to be culturally unbiased are called? a Standardized tests b Culture-fair tests c Culture-loaded tests 4 Which phenomenon describes rapid global IQ score gains over a short period? a The Pygmalion effect b The Flynn effect c The Hawthorne effect 5 Having an IQ of 130+ defines being ____? a talented b gifted c average 6 Which three domains are assessed to diagnose intellectual disability? a Motor, verbal, numerical skills b Emotional, behavioral, physical skills c Conceptual, social, and practical skills 7 In Gardner's theory, who would likely be high in spatial intelligence? a An architect or artist b A linguist c A clinician 8 In Gardner's theory, who would likely be high in bodily-kinesthetic intelligence? a A musician b A surgeon or dancer c A writer 9 Which three domains define intellectual disability diagnoses? a Emotional, social, physical skills b Conceptual skills, social skills, practical skills c Cognitive, motor, verbal skills 10 What property of language allows for endless sentences? a Limited expressiveness b Infinite generativity c Fixed structure

Froggy Jumps

Cognitive & Intelligence Basics QuizOnline version

Test key ideas from cognitive psychology and intelligence research.

by Katie

What is William Stern's original IQ formula?

IQ = Mental Age + Chronological Age

IQ = (Mental Age ÷ Chronological Age) x 100

IQ = (Chronological Age ÷ Mental Age) x 100

A symmetrical bell-shaped score distribution is called?

Normal distribution

Uniform distribution

Skewed distribution

Tests designed to be culturally unbiased are called?

Standardized tests

Culture-fair tests

Culture-loaded tests

Which phenomenon describes rapid global IQ score gains over a short period?

The Pygmalion effect

The Flynn effect

The Hawthorne effect

Having an IQ of 130+ defines being ____?

talented

gifted

average

Which three domains are assessed to diagnose intellectual disability?

Motor, verbal, numerical skills

Emotional, behavioral, physical skills

Conceptual, social, and practical skills

In Gardner's theory, who would likely be high in spatial intelligence?

An architect or artist

A linguist

A clinician

In Gardner's theory, who would likely be high in bodily-kinesthetic intelligence?

A musician

A surgeon or dancer

A writer

Which three domains define intellectual disability diagnoses?

Emotional, social, physical skills

Conceptual skills, social skills, practical skills

Cognitive, motor, verbal skills

What property of language allows for endless sentences?

Limited expressiveness

Infinite generativity

Fixed structure

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by Katie

What is William Stern's original IQ formula?

A symmetrical bell-shaped score distribution is called?

Tests designed to be culturally unbiased are called?

Which phenomenon describes rapid global IQ score gains over a short period?

Having an IQ of 130+ defines being ____?

Which three domains are assessed to diagnose intellectual disability?

In Gardner's theory, who would likely be high in spatial intelligence?

In Gardner's theory, who would likely be high in bodily-kinesthetic intelligence?

Which three domains define intellectual disability diagnoses?

What property of language allows for endless sentences?

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