Intelligence

2. In a ______ curve, the average scores are towards the middle, highest part of the bell.
5. studies is where People of all ages are being compared to each other
6. Who made the equation to measure intelligence quotient
7. a group of people who are different genes-wise
8. Down syndrome is an example of ___
10. T or F. Intelligence only applies academically.
12. his tests were used to measure inherited intelligence.
13. the age someone is mentally
14. What shape does a normal curve make?
18. One of the three tests that compares the results with others.
20. a disorder where there is an extra chromosome
23. People with this syndrome are noticed to be more intelligent in other areas than academic.
24. One of the three test that ensures that the tests are consistent no matter who takes the tests.

1. Negative ___ can hold people back from their full potential
3. What does "IQ" stand for?
4. One of the three test that allows correct prediction.
5. how two things relate and effect each other
7. is when children score incredibly high on there intelligence tests
9. An individual who believes the amount of intelligence we have isn't what we are born and died with.
11. studies that observe individuals over a long period of time
15. the act of convincing one
16. a social category
17. a social category
19. ____ is the mental age, divided by chronological age multiplied by 100.
21. T o F. Men’s higher self intelligence means that they are smarter than women.
22. Can a test be reliable but not valid?