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Doing well on a standardized test requires specialized abilities different from those of other tests.
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On average,people with high IQ scores have fewer car accidents than people with low IQ scores.
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If one group does better on some test,on average,than another group does,we can conclude that the test is biased.
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Genetic differences have a bigger influence on IQ differences for impoverished children than for middle-class children.
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Research has demonstrated the importance of determining a child's learning style and then educating some children visually and others verbally.
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It is possible for a test to have high reliability and low validity.
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If a test is not useful for its intended purpose,it may or may not have high reliability,but we know it has low ______.
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If people of a particular group do better in school than their test scores predict,we say the test is __________.
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Since the early days of IQ tests,psychologists have periodically rewritten the tests.Their revisions have intentionally made the tests more ____________________ than they used to be.
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Scores on tests of language,logic,spatial reasoning,and other cognitive abilities all correlate positively with one another.
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SAT scores have lower validity for predicting students' college grades at highly selective colleges than at colleges that admit almost anyone.
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It is possible for a test to have low reliability and high validity.
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What would be the strongest evidence that an IQ test is biased against some group?
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Define stereotype threat,and describe the findings from Claude Steele's classic study on stereotype threat.
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Raven's Progressive Matrices for measuring intelligence,as compared to other common IQ tests such as the Stanford-Binet and Wechsler tests?
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If a researcher asks a group of people to take the same test repeatedly,the researcher is probably trying to determine the _________ of the test scores.
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