Alfred binet Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Educational Psychology Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 validity - ANSWER-The ability of a test to measure what it is intended to measure reliability - ANSWER-the extent to which a test yields consistent results static group - ANSWER-one group has experience and one does not grade level expectations - ANSWER-what a student should know and be able to do to achieve the benchmark for that grade level James McKeen Cattell - ANSWER-() Invented the term "mental test" in famous pap...

Psychology 2301 exam #3 well answered to passWho is Alfred Binet? - correct answer Alfred Binet. (08 JUL 1857-18 OCT 1911) A French psychologist who devised tests to identify "slow" children. Tests were based on memory, attention, and pattern recognition. (IQ tests) Define Schizophrenia. - correct answer Psychological disorder characterized by distorted belief, perception and thought processes. Prevalent disorders described by the DSM-5. - correct answer Anxiety, PTSD, OCD, De...

What does intelligence predict? - Academic, economic, occupational success & success on standardized tests Where does intelligence come from? - Genetics, family environment, schooling What is Carroll's Three-Tiered Model (factor analysis)? - 1) General intelligence (g) 2) Basic intelligence (eg. fluid intelligence, crystallized intelligence, general memory & learning) 3) A set of specific abilities Who invented the first IQ test? - Alfred Binet (Binet-Simon intelligence test; 1904) Wha...

Psychology 2301 exam #3 questions with answers Who is Alfred Binet? - correct answer Alfred Binet. (08 JUL 1857-18 OCT 1911) A French psychologist who devised tests to identify "slow" children. Tests were based on memory, attention, and pattern recognition. (IQ tests) Define Schizophrenia. - correct answer Psychological disorder characterized by distorted belief, perception and thought processes. Prevalent disorders described by the DSM-5. - correct answer Anxiety, PTSD, OCD, ...

Alfred Binet correct answer: Psych testing & Assessment, criticized for experimental work, not standardized but good ethics, paired with Henri (intelligence measured by high psych processes), only wanted school achievement no intelligence What, who, why, how, where correct answer: 5 inter-related questions about assessment Psychological assessment correct answer: Gathering & integration of psych-related data for making psych evaluations accomplished using tools (ex: tests, interviews, c...

CPCE Form B Practice Exam Review Questions and answers, rated A+ ______________is considered to be the "father of vocational guidance." а. Frank Parsons b. Donald Super с. E. G. Williamson d. Jesse B. Davis - -a Incorporating the culture of the client into the session would suggest that the counselor is a. using the assimilation model. b. operating from an etic perspective. c. operating from an emic perspective. d. color blind - -c Learning theories of human development ...

a. Alfred Binet; Theophile Simon b. Alfred Binet; Lewis Terman c. Theophile Simon; Lewis Terman d. Theophile Simon; Alfred Binet - Answer b A professional counselor wondered how the general trait of happiness was related to intelligence. Young adults' intelligence was measured using a traditional IQ scale; their level of happiness was also measured on a self-report scale ranging from 1 to 20. The researcher found no link between the results of the two measures. What research design has ...

Educational Psychology Exam 2 Study Guide Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Labeling exceptional students - ANSWER-Pro: opens doors for opportunities Con: labels stick with you forever and carry connotations Spearmans G Factor - ANSWER--believed that intelligence is a general ("g") power (mental), g factor + abilities Fluid Intelligence - ANSWER--Spearmans G Factor -mental efficacy and the reasoning ability -grows until age 22 and then decreases -associated with myelination and n...

Clinical Exam 2 Questions & Answers 2024 Lightner Witmer, Ph.D - ANSWER-first clinical psychologist, founded first ever psychological treatment clinic, first 'applied child psych course' Witmer's Five Major Contributions to Theory of Practice - ANSWER-1. the belief that child clients are worthy of focus 2. a belief in 'pairing' assessment and diagnosis 3. a belief in a team approach 4. a belief in early intervention 5. a belief in using science to study and treat Alfred Binet...

Scientific method - ANSWER-abstract concept that refers to the ways in which questions are asked and the logic and methods used to gain answers. Two characteristics of the scientific method - ANSWER-empirical approach (using direct observation and experimentation to answer scientific questions) must be falsifiable (unlike Freud) and measured and observed to be scientific psychology -skeptical attitude Historical Context - ANSWER-an empirical approach was critical for the development of th...