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| Two- Factor Theory of Intelligence |
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| one of the first theories of intelligence which posited that performance on intelligence tests could be attributed to a general mental ability |
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| Theory of Multiple Intelligences |
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We have 8 of them
1. Linguistic (using words)
2. Logical-Mathematical (reasoning, perceiving patterns)
3. Spatial (
4. Bodily-Kinesthetic
5. Musical
6. Interpersonal
7. Intrapersonal
8. Naturalistic |
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| tasks that reflect real-life problems, roles, or situations. |
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| Theory of Success Intelligence |
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| an individual defines success accroding to personal goals. |
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| involve identifying and defining a problem, choosing a strategy for solving the problem, and monitoring outcome |
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| involve generating novel ideas for solving problems |
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| involve applying knowledge to real-life contexts implenting optoins and solutions and making them work |
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| Individual administered IQ Tests |
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| measure individuals' cognitive abilities with a better of subtests that require no reading and are given one on one by a trained examiner |
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| Groupe Administered IQ Tests |
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| have objective items, such as multiple choice, and are given in a groupe setting using a paper and pencel format |
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| judging how the students performs compared in the norm group |
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| relative standing on an IQ test as compared with the scores of other, similar individuals on the same test |
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| a score that indicates how far above or below the average a student scored on the IQ test compared to the same-age individuals |
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| How much a score strays from the average |
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| wher IQ scores have increased over successive generations througout the world |
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| a groundless expectations that leads the teacher to actin ways that make the expectations come true |
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