Across
- 3. Scientific study of the measurement of human abilities
- 4. A test designed to see what a person has learned
- 5. The location of scores in a distribution expressed as a percentage
- 8. The increase in a groups scores due to not being part of a negative stereotype
- 11. Mental quality consisting of the ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and adapt
- 13. Extent to which a test accurately measures an abstract concept
- 14. Measure of an IQ test performance
- 15. The extent to which a test measures or predicts what it's supposed to
- 17. The belief that intelligence is unchangeable
- 18. The differences that exist within a group of people
- 19. The rise in IQ scores over the decades
- 20. Self-confirming concern that one will be unfairly evaluated due to a negative stereotype
Down
- 1. The success of which a test predicts the behavior it is designed to predict
- 2. The number of years someone has been alive
- 6. Standard scale used to measure intellectual abilities
- 7. The use of consistent test environments to ensure validity
- 9. The extent to which a test gets consistent results
- 10. Extent to which a test samples the behavior of interest
- 12. Belief about intelligence that it can expand with learning, experience, or practice
- 16. A test designed to see what a person has the capacity to learn
