WEEK 8-9 FINAL EXAM PSYU3332
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS SOLVED
100% CORRECT!!
1 of 66
Term
Made in 1950
"G" Explains most of the variation in abilities
Research was on army recruits
Minor group factors: v:ed & k:m
Give this one a try later!
Vernon's Model of Intelligence
Based on initial routing test results.
(1950)
, Verbal intelligence
Problem solving ability Reliability levels are usually high
Practical
intelligence.
Don't know?
2 of 66
Term
What am I?
- I'm a Dementia screening
- Tests orientation, naming, registration, verbal comprehension,
verbal fluency, free & cued recall, praxis and frontal executive
function.
- Good internal consistency, and generalisable validity
Give this one a try later!
Kimberly Indigenous Modelled on Weschler
Cognitive Assessment (KICA) Adult Intelligence Scale
Biological
Abstract - Differential validity
thinking - Single-group validity
Capacity to learn.
Don't know?
,3 of 66
Term
What is the advantage of using Stanford Binet V for IQ comparison?
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Is only valid for children under Provides a detailed report on
12 years. personality traits.
Focuses on vocational skills and job Allows for comparison of
readiness. IQs across ages using one
test.
Don't know?
4 of 66
Term
What is the problem with the Multidimensional Aptitude Battery?
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Is too complex for most high school Requires a lengthy preparation
students. period before testing.
Is primarily used for assessing Does not have Australian
emotional stability. norms.
, Don't know?
5 of 66
Definition
- Stanford Binet
- Weschler
- Woodcock Johnson
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What are the two categories under
Slope bias? What is the advantage of ACER?
Main tests of intelligence Three theoretical bases of
based on CHC intelligence
Don't know?
6 of 66
Term
What is the relation between Stanford Binet and Weschler?
Give this one a try later!
They are both exclusively for adults.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS SOLVED
100% CORRECT!!
1 of 66
Term
Made in 1950
"G" Explains most of the variation in abilities
Research was on army recruits
Minor group factors: v:ed & k:m
Give this one a try later!
Vernon's Model of Intelligence
Based on initial routing test results.
(1950)
, Verbal intelligence
Problem solving ability Reliability levels are usually high
Practical
intelligence.
Don't know?
2 of 66
Term
What am I?
- I'm a Dementia screening
- Tests orientation, naming, registration, verbal comprehension,
verbal fluency, free & cued recall, praxis and frontal executive
function.
- Good internal consistency, and generalisable validity
Give this one a try later!
Kimberly Indigenous Modelled on Weschler
Cognitive Assessment (KICA) Adult Intelligence Scale
Biological
Abstract - Differential validity
thinking - Single-group validity
Capacity to learn.
Don't know?
,3 of 66
Term
What is the advantage of using Stanford Binet V for IQ comparison?
Give this one a try later!
Is only valid for children under Provides a detailed report on
12 years. personality traits.
Focuses on vocational skills and job Allows for comparison of
readiness. IQs across ages using one
test.
Don't know?
4 of 66
Term
What is the problem with the Multidimensional Aptitude Battery?
Give this one a try later!
Is too complex for most high school Requires a lengthy preparation
students. period before testing.
Is primarily used for assessing Does not have Australian
emotional stability. norms.
, Don't know?
5 of 66
Definition
- Stanford Binet
- Weschler
- Woodcock Johnson
Give this one a try later!
What are the two categories under
Slope bias? What is the advantage of ACER?
Main tests of intelligence Three theoretical bases of
based on CHC intelligence
Don't know?
6 of 66
Term
What is the relation between Stanford Binet and Weschler?
Give this one a try later!
They are both exclusively for adults.
