human intelligence Flashcards

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what does IQ measure?

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good measure of fluid intelligence; related to cognitive abilities involving control of memory and attention

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why are IQ tests used?

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to determine mental retardation; distinguish unable to learn and unwilling to learn

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Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences

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many distinctive kinds of intelligence (8)

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what are the 8 different types of intelligence?

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logic/math, linguistic, spatial, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, physical, naturalistic

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5
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s-factor

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specific forms of intelligence related to specific abilities

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g-factor

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general form of intelligence related to all abilities

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7
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fluid intelligence (g)

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adaptable intelligence; does not rely on prior knowledge

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crystallized intelligence (g)

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ability to solve problems applying prior knowledge

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positive symptoms

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excesses of behavior (hallucinations, delusions, paranoia)

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negative symptoms

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deficits of behavior (catatonia, apathy, avolition)

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genius and insanity

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people w high IQ less likely to develop schizophrenia, but they do have “creative” genius

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idiot savants

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people w extreme cognitive impairments, but have extraordinary ability in specific area

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13
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Autism spectrum symptoms

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  • delayed developmental milestone
  • limited or delayed communication
  • lack of eye contact
  • behavioral and attentional fixations
  • enhanced mechansitic
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mentalistic thinking

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ability to understand thoughts and feelings of others

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mechanistic thinking

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ability to understand working of objects and machines

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16
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stephen wiltshire

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  • the human camera
  • mute as child
  • can draw panoramic images of entire cities from memory after one viewing
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kim peek

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  • born autistic
  • impaired motor skills
  • calendar calculations
  • can read 2 things at same time
  • extreme memory ability
18
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daniel tammet

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  • very high functioning autism
  • tremendous math abilities
  • 11 languages
  • sees numbers as colors and shapes
  • may have been caused by childhood epilepsy
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orlando serrell

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  • suffered brain injury
  • automatic calendar calculations
  • normal intelligence