psychology 101 chapter 7 intelligence
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7.1 IntroductionL01 Describe psychometrics
7.2 Defining Intelligence
7.3 Measuring Intelligence
7.4 Influences on Intelligence
7.5 Forming Concepts
7.6 Solving Problems
7.7 Reasoning and Decision Making
7.8 Basics of Language
7.9 Acquiring Language
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Defining IntelligenceL02 Explain and distinguish between Spearman’s two-factor
theory, Gardner’s multiple-intelligence theory, Sternberg’s triarchic theory, and Golemen’s emotional intelligence theory
7.3 Measuring Intelligence
7.4 Influences on Intelligence
7.5 Forming Concepts
7.6 Solving Problems
7.7 Reasoning and Decision Making
7.8 Basics of Language
7.9 Acquiring Language
Definition of Intelligence
7.2 Defining Intelligence
Halle Berry Bill Gates Jay Greenberg Alia Sabur
Emotional intelligence Problem solving Musical ability High IQ Score
Two-factor Theory
7.2 Defining Intelligence
Charles Spearman broke intelligence down to two basic factors: The g or general mental ability and the s that includes specific areas.
Multiple-intelligence Theory
7.2 Defining Intelligence
Howard Gardner proposes the multiple-intelligence theory that says there are at least 9 different skills involved in a person’s intelligence.
Triarchic Theory
7.2 Defining Intelligence
Robert Sternberg proposes 3 kinds of reasoning processes that people use to solve problems.
Emotional Intelligence
7.2 Defining Intelligence
Some research indicates people rating high in emotional intelligence are more successful in life.
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Defining Intelligence
7.3 Measuring IntelligenceL03 Summarize the historical background of measuring intelligenceL04 Describe the IQ formulaL05 Describe the Wechsler Intelligence ScalesL06 Discuss the role of validity and reliability in intelligence testsL07 Discuss the distribution and use of IQ scores
7.4 Influences on Intelligence
7.5 Forming Concepts
7.6 Solving Problems
7.7 Reasoning and Decision Making
7.8 Basics of Language
7.9 Acquiring Language
Historical Views – Size Mattered
7.3 Measuring Intelligence
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Binet’s Ideas
7.3 Measuring Intelligence
Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon devised the first standardized intelligence test called the Binet-Simon Intelligence Scale.
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Defining Intelligence
7.3 Measuring Intelligence
7.4 Influences on IntelligenceL08 Discuss the role of nature and nurture in intelligence
7.5 Forming Concepts
7.6 Solving Problems
7.7 Reasoning and Decision Making
7.8 Basics of Language
7.9 Acquiring Language
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Defining Intelligence
7.3 Measuring Intelligence
7.4 Influences on Intelligence
7.5 Forming ConceptsL09 Define thinking and conceptL010 Describe how the exemplar model and prototype
theory explain how concepts are formedL011 Describe the functions of concepts
7.6 Solving Problems
7.7 Reasoning and Decision Making
7.8 Basics of Language
7.9 Acquiring Language
Thinking
7.5 Forming Concepts
Thinking is a mental process used to form concepts or ideas – to solve problems, and to engage in creative activities.
Concept Formation
7.5 Forming Concepts
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7.1 Introduction
7.2 Defining Intelligence
7.3 Measuring Intelligence
7.4 Influences on Intelligence
7.5 Forming Concepts
7.6 Solving ProblemsL012 Describe problem solving and discuss how algorithms, heuristics,
and artificial intelligence are different ways of thinkingL013 Describe strategies to solve problemsL014 Explain how creativity is a way of thinking and a problem solving strategyL015 Describe the different approaches used to measure creativity
7.7 Reasoning and Decision Making
7.8 Basics of Language
7.9 Acquiring Language
Problem Solving
7.6 Solving Problems
A computer that was unemotional,
unconcerned, and uncaring beat me
at chess!
Strategies
7.6 Solving Problems
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7.1 Introduction
7.2 Defining Intelligence
7.3 Measuring Intelligence
7.4 Influences on Intelligence
7.5 Forming Concepts
7.6 Solving Problems
7.7 Reasoning and Decision MakingL016 Describe the deductive and inductive reasoning processesL017 Discuss how we make decisions, including the role of emotionsL018 Explain the theory of linguistic relativity
7.8 Basics of Language
7.9 Acquiring Language
Decision Making
7.7 Reasoning and Decision Making
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7.1 Introduction
7.2 Defining Intelligence
7.3 Measuring Intelligence
7.4 Influences on Intelligence
7.5 Forming Concepts
7.6 Solving Problems
7.7 Reasoning and Decision Making
7.8 Basics of LanguageL019 Describe the four rules of languageL020 Discuss how we understand languageL021 Explain Chomsky’s theory of language and differentiate
between the surface structure and deep structure of a sentence
7.9 Acquiring Language
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Defining Intelligence
7.3 Measuring Intelligence
7.4 Influences on Intelligence
7.5 Forming Concepts
7.6 Solving Problems
7.7 Reasoning and Decision Making
7.8 Basics of Language
7.9 Acquiring LanguageL022 Describe the four stages in acquiring languageL023 Discuss the innate and environmental factors involved in acquiring languageL024 Summarize research on the language capabilities of animals
Stages of Acquiring Language
7.9 Acquiring Language
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