Across
- 1. Said we have multiple intelligences: 8, perhaps 9
- 4. proposed three intelligence areas that predict real-world skills
- 5. measure ability to learn
- 7. basis for meaningful score comparisons by giving a test to a representative sample of future test-takers
- 9. extent to which a test measures or predicts what it's supposed to
- 10. concept of the IQ intelligence quotient
- 11. measure what we already learned
- 12. aspect of social intelligence, ability to perceive, understand, manage, & use emotions
- 13. extent to which a test yields consistent results
- 14. Charles Spearman proposed we have one underlying all other specific mental abilities
- 15. method for assessing an individual's mental aptitudes & comparing them w/ others
Down
- 2. ability to ponder deep questions about life
- 3. started modern intelligence-testing movement-he developed Qs to help predict kids' future progress in school
- 6. analytical (academic problem-solving), creative, & practical
- 8. mental quality to learn from experience, solve problems, use knowledge to adapt to new situations
