Across
- 3. The consistency of test results over time.
- 5. (effect) The increase in average IQ scores across generations.
- 6. Ensuring a test is given and scored in the same way for everyone.
- 8. (mindset) Believing your intelligence is something you’re born with and can’t change.
- 9. How accurately a test measures what it’s supposed to measure.
Down
- 1. (Mindset) Believing you can improve your intelligence and abilities with effort and practice.
- 2. (g) The idea that there’s a single factor behind all intelligence.
- 4. (tests) Tests that measure your potential to learn or perform in the future.
- 7. (tests) Tests that measure what you’ve learned in a specific area.