| A | B |
|---|
| IQ | intelligence quotient |
| fluid intelligence | ability to deal with new problems |
| crystallized intelligence | repertoire of info,skills,problem solving abilities |
| Bell Curve Controversy | African Americans are genetically inferior in intelligence |
| Flynn Effect | IQ scores increase from generation to generation |
| permissive parenting | increases language skills & therefore intelligence |
| Ravens Progressive Matrices IQ Test | culturally fair IQ Test |
| Wechsler IQ Tests | age appropriate IQ Tests |
| Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences | seven independent intelligences |
| Sternberg's Triarchic Theory | three interacting theories of intelligences |
| bilingualism | when encouraged, helps minority children learn easier |
| Lev Vygotsky | zone of proximal development |
| SAT | achievement test |
| WAIS | adult IQ test |
| Stanford-Binet | general group IQ test |
| s-factor | Spearman's term for specific knowledge |
| IQ formula | MA/CA x 100 |
| 80-100 | average intelligence range |
| idiot | lowest level of mental retardation |
| imbecile | middle level of mental retardation |
| moron | highest level of mental retardation |
| genius | IQ 160+ |
| Jean Piaget | Cognitivism Theorist |
| Savant Syndrome | Rainman |
| Alfred Binet | orginator of IQ testing |
