2.8 Quiz

4. The belief that intelligence can be improved upon by learning and experience. (2 words)
7. A reliability analysis where people take the same test twice. (2 words)
11. Poor people are less likely to do well on intelligence tests. (2 words)
12. A test which predicts someone's performance. (2 words)
13. The process of making sure all tests are done in the same way and under the same circumstances.
15. The increase in global IQ scores across time. (2 words)
17. The extent to which a test yields consistent results.
18. The broad mental capacity that influences performance on cognitive tasks. (2 words)
19. A reliability analysis where the test is divided into even and odd numbers to determine if both halves of the test yield the same reliable results. (2 words)
20. The belief that intelligence is determined at birth and unchangeable. (2 words)

1. A test which measures what a person has learned. (2 words)
2. The idea that intelligence is divided into separate parts. (2 words)
3. People who don't have access to high quality education are less likely to do well on intelligence tests. (2 words)
5. An increase in a group's scores due to them not being part of a stereotyped group. (2 words)
6. A self-confirming concern that one will be evaluated based on stereotypes. (2 words)
8. A statistical analysis which helps us find out which factors are related in a data set. (2 words)
9. The psychological science that involves measurements.
10. The extent to which a test measures or predicts what it is supposed to.
14. A measure of someone's intelligence
16. The bias present in intelligence tests which favors white, Anglo-Saxon, middle class participants. (2 words)