Across
- 3. The age of a child's current mental ability usually being the same age as the child
- 4. Binet A French psychologist who was responsible for the first modern intelligence test
- 7. Intelligence The ability to perceive, express, understand, and regulate emotions
- 10. Argument that parenting has the final say in character development
- 11. Expectation pressure by a general population on individuals to act in a predetermined and generally accepted way
- 13. Gardner Author of a contemporary theory of multiple intelligences consisting of eight separate kinds of intelligence
- 16. Ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt to new situations
Down
- 1. Tests Attempt to measure what the test taker has accomplished
- 2. Sternberg Author of a contemporary theory of multiple intelligences consisting of analytical, creative, and practical intelligence
- 5. Quotient A new way to measure any person's intelligence based off of a simple formula discovered by Lewis Terman
- 6. Guy that studied the differences in IQ points now and when the tests were first administered
- 8. Intelligence The factor that Charles Spearman believed underlies all multiple intelligences
- 9. A way to test intelligence in a group format and seeing how it would affect each individual's intelligence
- 12. Argument that character development is solidly based on heredity and genetics
- 14. Wechsler A psychologist who measured intelligence in new ways using different tests based on age, subtests, and scores for verbal and nonverbal abilities
- 15. Tests Attempt to predict the test taker's future performance