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robert sternberghe proposed the triarchic theory
3 different kinds of triarchic theoryanilitic, practical, creativity
reliabilitytest should have same results verytime
validitytest should do what it was intended to do
name the three types of valitidycontent,predictive , construct
content validity is.....test measures what it intenden to measure , example driving test would be a high content vilididty
predictive valitity is.....predicts colledge preformance, example the sat testthe predictability for sats are a lot less than it is for high school students
construct validity is...types of intelligence test. they question wether the test are acually testing intellegnce
charles spearmenused different approuch to study intelligence. he thought intelligence involved multible factors .
factor analysischarlse spearmen developed this . thousands of people were asked the same questions. then he did an statictical analogy to see how there answers corrilated with each other. example tall people are more likly than short people to like basket ball
G factorspearmens results of the questions that everyone basicly got the same. it is a general inteligence factor.he believed this g factor was inborn
S factorthis is the aqqired knolledge that sprearmen thought was derived from learning
ramond cattelhe was a man that modified spearmens theory. he took the g factor and divided it into two sections the fluid intelligence and the crystelized intelligence
fluid intelligencecattels idea that there is a general ability to solve problems. he believed it was inborn and would not change.
crystalized intelligencecattels idea that intelligence is aqqired , and it would change due to shool and exspierence
howerd gardnerhe developed the multibel intellegence approuch by exspanding the views of what intelligence was. he felt that the ability to dance and socialize and spaicial abilitys should be included. his view was that intelligence is anything that is adapted
robert sternbergresercher in the 1980's he thought that garder took his therory to far.
triarchic therorya therory developed by robert sternberg. has 3 differt kinds anilitical practical and creativety an example would be if you were good at certain bourd games like scattigorys then you had special in creative intelligence
what is the reason for aniliticic intellegence testto see how well you will do in colledge
what are some kinds of teststaford binet test the wechler test for adults WAIS an the welchler test for children WISC welchlers test was for anilitic testing
bell curvethe way we difine intelligence in modern day . an average test score is 100. teo thirds of the population fall in the catigory of 70 threw 130
what is the concreat operational stagethe concreat operational stage is from about 7 to 11
what is the concept of conservationthis happens in the concreat operatioal stage, they become aware that the mass and volume dont change even if the container does
can a concreat child think hypotheticlythe concreat child cannot think hyotheticly he can onely deal with the here and now
what is the formal operational stagefrom about 12 till adult hood
object preformancea ability to notice that an object is still there even though it is coverd up. a 8 month old developes this
sensory moter stagefrom birth to 2 years old
stranger anxietythe fear of other people that a 8 month old developes in the sensorymoter stage
who measured mentel abilitys by the size of there brainfranz gall
were was franz gall fromgermany
when was franz gall livingearly 1800
where was francis galten fromenglend
who thought intelligence was inheritedfrancis galten
who developed a reaction time testfrancis galten
who believed that the better you were at reation time the smater you wherefrancis galten
who developed the correlation coefficientfrancis galten
what was the results of francis galtens corrational studyshe discoverd that there was a weak corralation to reation time compared to accademic grades
where were alfred binet and theophile simone fromfrance in the early 1900s
who tested children for what they know becouse they had to go to schoolalfred binet and simone
who did the first iq testing on childrenbenet and simone
who proposed the term mentel agebinet and simone
what is mentle ageit is the compared ability to the scores of other children the same age
where was lewis teremine fromstanford university
who developed the stanfor binet scalelewis termine
who developed the intelligence quotalewis termine
who deveoped the factor anylisischarles sperman
who alterd spermens theroy of the g factorramond cattel
who developed the fluid and crystilize intellegence theroryramoned cattlel
what jis fluid intelligenca general ability to solve problems this is inborn and doesnt change
at gestation ,how many weeks does it take to become male or femaleafter the 4 week the embryo developes an gender
what do y chromazones producethe y chromazone produces testies determining factor
when testis develope what harmone do they producetestostarone is the harmone that developes
the fetal stage starts whenthe fetal stage starts at 8 weeks
when do the organs and body structers finish developeingthe fetal stage
what stage do bones formthe fetal stage is when the bones form
who believed that intelligence was inborn and biologicalgalten believed that intelligence was inborn and biological
who was the first researcher in the study guidfranz gall was first


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