Which statement about generational differences in intelligence is TRUE?
A) Fluid intelligence has increased, but crystallized intelligence has not.
B) Crystallized intelligence has increased, but fluid intelligence has not.
C) Fluid intelligence has increased more than has crystallized intelligence.
D) Crystallized intelligence has increased more than has fluid intelligence.
D) Crystallized intelligence has increased more than has fluid intelligence.
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Dweck and colleagues (1993) suggest that some people are _____ theorists and view themselves and others as acting on the basis of fixed traits, and other people are _____ theorists and view themselves and others as acting on basis of malleable traits
a. environmental; hereditary b. entity; incremental c. internal; external d. incremental; global
Ed is no longer angry he is dying of lung cancer. If Kübler-Ross is correct, Ed will now experience:
a) acceptance. b) denial. c) depression. d) bargaining.
What are norm-referenced tests?
a. Tests that are used to create norms for reference purposes b. Tests interpreted by comparing one test taker’s score with the scores of other test takers c. Tests developed on the assumption that each individual is unique d. Tests that contain subjective questions requiring test takers’ answers to be compared
Which statement about the impact of culture and schooling on concrete operational thought is accurate?
A) Children with no formal schooling master Piagetian tasks only as adults. B) When children of the same age are tested, those who have been in school longer score lower on transitive inference problems. C) Brain development combined with experience lead children everywhere to reach the concrete operational stage at about the same time. D) Evidence indicates that specific cultural and school practices have much to do with mastery of Piagetian tasks.