Across
- 7. the ability to create new solutions to problems or come up with new inventions
- 9. a person’s mental age divided by their chronological age then multiplied by 100
- 10. test that measure information you have already learned
- 12. developed separate intelligence tests for adults and children which have become the most used tests today
- 13. broke intelligence into 3 factors that work together at different times
- 16. test that measure your potential to learn
- 19. revised Binet’s test to form the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale
- 21. a condition that makes it difficult to acquire certain knowledge or skills
- 23. developed the theory of multiple intelligences that are independent of each other
- 24. developed the idea of emotional intelligence
Down
- 1. when a test measures what it’s supposed to measure
- 2. the label for a person with an IQ score above 130
- 3. most common learning disability that makes it difficult to identify and read words
- 4. the variation in test scores between people that can be blamed on genes
- 5. thought there were 7 primary abilities that make up intelligence
- 6. the label for a person with an IQ score below 70
- 8. psychologist who worked to show how bias affects the outcome of intelligence tests
- 11. ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt to new situations
- 14. developed a theory of 2 intelligences factors: G and S
- 15. someone with a low IQ score but genius-level abilities
- 17. someone cognitively impaired but with extraordinary abilities
- 18. a test’s consistency, meaning scores will be similar each time
- 20. developed the first modern intelligence test
- 22. the intellectual level a child is functioning at