Exam 6: Language, Thinking, and Intelligence: What Humans Do Best

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A person is generally considered to be mentally retarded if they have an IQ score of ________ or less.

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If Chris is a creative person, is he necessarily also mentally unstable?

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The term ________ refers to the most intermediate level of specificity that is likely to be applied to an object.

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According to Howard Gardner, the ability to reason well about spatial relations defines logical-mathematical intelligence.

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Through studying brain damaged patients, what did Gardner conclude about intelligence and why?

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Imagine this situation. You give yourself an ice cream cone when you make an A on a test. You are having an ice cream cone, therefore, you made an A on a test. This illustrates ________.

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What's the basic difference between someone who is "gifted" versus a "prodigy"?

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You ask a student to describe the path to his dorm room. The most likely way in which he will do this is to _________.

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The correct formula for determining IQ, as developed by William Stern, is ____________.

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Research on the genetic effects on intelligence has found that ________.

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________ proposed the theory of multiple intelligences.

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An ostrich and a robin differ in how representative they are of the category birds. The robin has more ________.

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What systematic problem-solving method guarantees a solution, provided that one exists?

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In sharp contrast to differences in IQ, differences in creativity are ________.

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The fact that microenvironments influence intelligence suggests that ________.

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The smallest unit of meaning in a language is a morpheme.

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