Chapter 8 Intelligence

2. What Binet wanted to achieve by finding a child's mental age
6. Aptitude tests are known to ____ your ability to comprehend and learn
8. What we achieve from our intelligence is very dependant on our ____
12. A type of study that might compare your age to your friend's age
14. A ____ test that gives the correct scores and is consistent no matter the circumstances
17. A famous test designed by William Stern that calculated one's performance by their age
18. A test designed to test your intelligence, the test is broken down into verbal and performance categories
19. The name of the revision of the original Binet test
20. ____ intelligence is based on academic performance and the problems have one correct answer
22. What type of studies are used multiple times on the same people
23. ___ intelligence decreases as we get older
24. A limited mental ability but he/she is very bright and talented in certain areas
26. Learning and using new information to experiences

1. Four in Five people that have savant syndrome are ___
3. How many independent bits of intelligence has Howard Gardner identified in his tests
4. Adopted children's IQ scores come from their _____ parents
5. The age when the intelligence test scores predict your future adult scores
7. Plays a role in understanding social situations and is split into four parts
9. People in a group that we can sort to genetics, this does not apply to one individual
10. McVicker Hunt observed that major deprivation leads to ____ on the brain
11. Intellectual ____ is a condition that is developed before adult years and can sometimes cause physical altercations
13. Comparing test scores to others based on previous test groups
15. ____ intelligence increases as we get older
16. Another name for a normal curve
21. ____ tests measures and shows what you have learned from a course
25. A test can be reliable and consistent but it doesn't have to be ____