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MN 665 Mid Exam Questions And Correct Answers | Pass!! 1. Principles of adult learning theory - ANSWER self direction, transformation, experience, mentorship, orientation, motivation, and readiness to learn 2. Ways of establishing trust with a child/adolescent - ANSWER give them candy 3. Area of the brain in which damage can lead to Parkinson's, Huntington's chorea and tourette's - ANSWER basal ganglia 4. Tests used to test IQ - ANSWER intelligence scale ...

1. For large, heterogeneous samples, scores on any two mainstream intelligence testing instruments (e.g. Wechsler, Stanford-Binet, McCarthy, Kaufman scale) typically correlate a. .10 to .20 b. .30 to .40 c. .60 to .70 d. .80 to .90 - d. .80 to .90 2. Next to Binet and Simon, the one individual who has had the greatest influence upon the testing of individual intelligence is a. Terman b. Guilford c. Wechsler d. Thurstone - c. Wechsler 3. In developing his intelligence tests, Wechsler a...

Galton Developed first intelligence theory Binet Developed first modern intelligence test and coined term IQ Terman Revised Binet's IQ test into the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Quotient Mental age divided by chronological age x 100 Power Test Test that has no time limit and includes difficult items that few test takers can answer Speed Test Test with a time limit; usually have easy items but too many to answer in time limit Standardized Test Test that allows an individual's score to be...

Background (1) Wechsler Scales great influences by _____. (2) Defined intelligence as ________. (3) Intelligence conceptualized as ________ related to ____. (4) Scales more _______ derived than _______ derived (and they were not original) (5) Later iterations of scales influenced by more recent _______ advances (_____ theory) Working ________ ___________ Speed _______/________ Reasoning _______ and _________ Intelligence (6) Recent versions provide ______ ______ scores ...

7 A student's general learning aptitude may be evaluated by looking at information sources such as a. individual and group intelligence tests b. social and developmental histories c. records of school grades d. all of the above correct answers d. all of the above 7 Which statement about the WISC-V is not correct? a. It requires the use of fine-motor skills. b. It requires verbalizations from the student. c. It requires basic reading skills. d. It requires English language competence....

1. For large, heterogeneous samples, scores on any two mainstream intelligence testing instruments (e.g. Wechsler, Stanford-Binet, McCarthy, Kaufman scale) typically correlate a. .10 to .20 b. .30 to .40 c. .60 to .70 d. .80 to .90 - d. .80 to .90 2. Next to Binet and Simon, the one individual who has had the greatest influence upon the testing of individual intelligence is a. Terman b. Guilford c. Wechsler d. Thurstone - c. Wechsler 3. In developing his intelligence tests, Wechsler a...

Which level of processing results in longer-lasting memory codes CORRECT ANSWER Semantic (what is the meaning of a word or material) A momentary sensory memory of visual stimuli is called CORRECT ANSWER Iconic our tendency to judge the likelihood of an event on the basis of how readily we can remember CORRECT ANSWER Availability heuristic research findings suggest that iconic memory lasts for approximately CORRECT ANSWER 1/2 second by encouraging people to imagine their home being de...

Functional Fixedness correct answer: The tendency to see objects and their functions in certain fixed and typical ways. Representative Heuristics correct answer: The tendency to make decisions based on an alternatives similarity in relation to an ideal. Phonology correct answer: Sounds of words. Segmentation correct answer: Pick out individual words Semantics correct answer: Meaning of words Grammar correct answer: Connecting words together Stress Cues correct answer: Ba...

Assessment NCE Questions with complete solution 2024Galton - correct answer Developed first intelligence theory Binet - correct answer Developed first modern intelligence test and coined term IQ Terman - correct answer Revised Binet's IQ test into the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Quotient - correct answer Mental age divided by chronological age x 100 Power Test - correct answer Test that has no time limit and includes difficult items that few test takers can ans...