Across
- 4. syndrome they have a limited mental ability but has a gift in a certain area
- 5. a test that can be a final exam to show what you learned all through the course
- 8. one of the four social intelligences’, they may change, and we can try to predict them
- 10. this person remembered 9000 books and the directions of major cities in the US
- 11. the (blank) theory has three forms of intelligence
- 14. threat people were judged negatively on a stereotype
- 15. rotation sometimes on a spatial ability test, usually 2-D or 3-D
- 16. validity tests that projects what behavior was already going to happen
- 18. Wechsler this person created the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale
- 19. an intelligence decreases when you age, be able to reason rapidly
- 20. an intelligence that increases when you age, the verbal and knowledge skills
- 21. studies studying the same test subjects over an extended period
- 22. a part of David Wechsler subtest areas where you recall objects and their definition
- 23. a (blank) curve that is graphed and reveal different data of the test scores. Also has a bell-curve
- 24. – your mental age divided by the chronological age times one hundred
Down
- 1. tests a test to help see what knowledge you well be able to earn
- 2. Binet he was a French psychologist that constructed the fair tests
- 3. parents who give the children their genes
- 6. Deary did a longitudinal study on 87,498 eleven-year old’s and set a record for it
- 7. from the new experiences you learned from
- 9. Binet the American version of Alfred Binets Intelligent test revise by Lewis Terman
- 12. disability – when the score of an intelligence test is 70 and below
- 13. believed we only have one general intelligence
- 14. – tests this is administered in the same conditions
- 17. this intelligence has four key parts that is important to social intelligence