© mark e. damon - all rights reserved chapter (7) – thinking, language, and intelligence


CHAPTER (7) – Thinking, Language, and Intelligence


Directions:

• Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the questions) and the questions (which are really the answers).

• Enter in the categories on the main game boards.

• As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the contestant calls, not the surrounding box.

• When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.

• Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard.

• Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.

• Continue until all clues are given.

• When finished, DO NOT save the game. This will overwrite the program with the scores and data you enter. You MAY save it as a different name, but keep this file untouched!


D aphn e

Round 1 Round 2Final

Jeopardy


Problem Solving

Strategies

Cognitive Processes

Language Theories of Intelligence

Test of intelligence Characteris

tics

Terms

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Round 2

Final Jeopardy

Scores


$100$100

What is Algorithm

Category 1 - Question 1

What is Algorithm



$100$100

What is a step-by-step set of rules for solving a problem?What is a step-by-step set of rules for solving a problem?

Scores


$200$200

What is a strategy based on using similarities between the

properties of two things or applying solutions to past

problems to the problem at hand?


What is a strategy based on using similarities between the

properties of two things or applying solutions to past

problems to the problem at hand?



$200$200

What is Analogy?


What is Analogy?


Scores


$300$300

What is a Heuristic?


What is a Heuristic?



$300$300

What is a rule of thumb for solving problems or making

judgments or decisions?


What is a rule of thumb for solving problems or making

judgments or decisions?


Scores


$400$400

What is a form of thinking focused on finding a solution to a

particular problem?


What is a form of thinking focused on finding a solution to a

particular problem?



$400$400

What is Problem Solving?




Scores


$500$500

What is an incubation period?


What is an incubation period?



$500$500

What is a respite from active problem-solving efforts, which

may facilitate a solution?





Scores


$100$100

What is Creativity?


What is Creativity?



$100$100

What is the generation of novel, workable products or ideas?


What is the generation of novel, workable products or ideas?


Scores


$200$200

What is the process of arriving at a solution to a given problem?


What is the process of arriving at a solution to a given problem?



$200$200





Scores


$300$300

What is Mental Imaging?


What is Mental Imaging?



$300$300

What is forming mental representations of objects or

events?


What is forming mental representations of objects or

events?


Scores


$400$400

What is the process of deciding which of two or more courses of

action to take?


What is the process of deciding which of two or more courses of

action to take?



$400$400

What is Decision Making?




Scores


$500$500

What is Concept Formation?


What is Concept Formation?



$500$500

What is grouping objects, events, and ideas on the basis of their

common features?


What is grouping objects, events, and ideas on the basis of their

common features?


Scores


$100$100

What is Language?


What is Language?



$100$100

What is a system of communication composed of

symbols that are arranged according to a set of rules to

form meaningful expressions?


What is a system of communication composed of

symbols that are arranged according to a set of rules to

form meaningful expressions?


Scores


$200$200

What is the basic units of sound in a language?


What is the basic units of sound in a language?



$200$200

What is Phonemes?


What is Phonemes?


Scores


$300$300

What is Morphemes?


What is Morphemes?



$300$300

What is the smallest units of meaning in a language?


What is the smallest units of meaning in a language?


Scores


$400$400

What is the rules of grammar that determine how words are ordered

within sentences or phrases to form meaningful expressions?


What is the rules of grammar that determine how words are ordered

within sentences or phrases to form meaningful expressions?



$400$400

What is Syntax?


What is Syntax?


Scores


$500$500

What is Semantics?


What is Semantics?



$500$500

What is the set of rules governing the meaning of words?


What is the set of rules governing the meaning of words?


Scores


$100$100

What is “g”?


What is “g”?



$100$100

What is the general factor of intelligence?


What is the general factor of intelligence?


Scores


$200$200

What is Thurstone?


What is Thurstone?



$200$200

What is the theorist who believed intelligence consists of seven

primary mental ablilties?


What is the theorist who believed intelligence consists of seven

primary mental ablilties?


Scores


$300$300

What is Gardner?


What is Gardner?



$300$300

What is the theorist who believed that multiple intelligences are

needed to account for the range of mental abilities?


What is the theorist who believed that multiple intelligences are

needed to account for the range of mental abilities?


Scores


$400$400

What is Spearman?


What is Spearman?



$400$400

What is the theorist who believes intelligence involves general

cognitive ability?


What is the theorist who believes intelligence involves general

cognitive ability?


Scores


$500$500

What is Sternberg?


What is Sternberg?



$500$500

What is the theorist who believed in the three aspects of

intelligence: analytic, creative, and practical?


What is the theorist who believed in the three aspects of

intelligence: analytic, creative, and practical?


Scores


$100$100

What is Standardization?


What is Standardization?



$100$100

What is the process of establishing norms for a test by administering the test to large

numbers of people who constitute a standardization

sample?


What is the process of establishing norms for a test by administering the test to large

numbers of people who constitute a standardization

sample?


Scores


$200$200

What is Predictive Validity?





$200$200

What is the degree to which test scores accurately predict future

behavior or performance?





Scores


$300$300

What is Culture-Fair Tests?


What is Culture-Fair Tests?



$300$300

What is tests designed to eliminate cultural biases?


What is tests designed to eliminate cultural biases?


Scores


$400$400






$400$400







Scores


$500$500

What is the degree to which a test measures what it purports to

measure?


What is the degree to which a test measures what it purports to

measure?



$500$500

What is Validity?


What is Validity?


Scores


$100$100

What is Cognitive Psychology?


What is Cognitive Psychology?



$100$100

What is the branch of psychology that focuses of such mental

processes as thinking, problem solving, decision making, and

use of language?


What is the branch of psychology that focuses of such mental

processes as thinking, problem solving, decision making, and

use of language?

Category 6 - Question 1Scores


$200$200

What is Thinking?


What is Thinking?



$200$200

What is the process of mentally representing and manipulating

information?


What is the process of mentally representing and manipulating

information?


Scores


$300$300

What is Mental Image?


What is Mental Image?



$300$300

What is a mental picture or representation of an object or

event?


What is a mental picture or representation of an object or

event?


Scores


$400$400

What is concepts with poorly defined or fuzzy rules for

membership?


What is concepts with poorly defined or fuzzy rules for

membership?



$400$400

What is Natural Concepts?


What is Natural Concepts?


Scores


$500$500

What is concepts with clearly defined rules for membership?


What is concepts with clearly defined rules for membership?



$500$500

What is Logical Concepts?


What is Logical Concepts?


Scores


Levels ofMental

Retardation

Hierarchy of Concepts

Creativity Types of Intelligence

Terms Terms

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Round 1

Final Jeopardy

Scores


$200$200

What is the middle level of concepts in a three-level hierarchy of concepts,

corresponding to the categories we most often use in grouping

objects and events?


What is the middle level of concepts in a three-level hierarchy of concepts,

corresponding to the categories we most often use in grouping

objects and events?



$200$200

What is Basic-Level Concepts?


What is Basic-Level Concepts?


Scores


$400$400

What is Superordinate Concepts?


What is Superordinate Concepts?



$400$400

What is the broadest concepts in a three-level hierarchy of

concepts?


What is the broadest concepts in a three-level hierarchy of

concepts?


Scores


$600$600

What is Subordinate Concepts?


What is Subordinate Concepts?



$600$600

What is the narrowest level of concepts in a three-level hierarchy of concepts?


What is the narrowest level of concepts in a three-level hierarchy of concepts?


Scores


$800$800

What is an object that fits a particular instance?


What is an object that fits a particular instance?



$800$800

What is a Positive Instance?


What is a Positive Instance?


Scores


$1000$1000

What is an object that does not fit a particular concept?


What is an object that does not fit a particular concept?



$1000$1000

What is Negative Instance?


What is Negative Instance?


Scores


$200$200

What is Divergent Thinking?


What is Divergent Thinking?



$200$200

What is the ability to conceive of new ways of viewing situation

and new uses for familiar objects?


What is the ability to conceive of new ways of viewing situation

and new uses for familiar objects?


Scores


$400$400

What is Convergent Thinking?


What is Convergent Thinking?



$400$400

What is the attempt to narrow down a range of alternatives to

converge on the one correct answer to a problem.


What is the attempt to narrow down a range of alternatives to

converge on the one correct answer to a problem.

Category 2 - Question 2Scores


$600$600

What is a Metaphor?


What is a Metaphor?



$600$600

What is a figure of speech used to represent an object or concept

by comparing it to another?


What is a figure of speech used to represent an object or concept

by comparing it to another?


Scores


$800$800

What is Conceptual Combinations?


What is Conceptual Combinations?



$800$800

What is combinations of two or more concepts into one concept,

resulting in the creation of a novel idea or application?


What is combinations of two or more concepts into one concept,

resulting in the creation of a novel idea or application?


Scores


$1000$1000

What is Conceptual Expansion?


What is Conceptual Expansion?



$1000$1000

What is the expansion of familiar concepts into new uses?


What is the expansion of familiar concepts into new uses?


Scores


$200$200

What is Mental Retardation?


What is Mental Retardation?



$200$200

What is a generalized deficit or impairment in intellectual and

social skills?


What is a generalized deficit or impairment in intellectual and

social skills?


Scores


$400$400

What is 50-70?


What is 50-70?



$400$400

What is the IQ range of mild retardation?


What is the IQ range of mild retardation?


Scores


$600$600

What is 35-49?


What is 35-49?



$600$600

What is the IQ range for moderate retardation?


What is the IQ range for moderate retardation?


Scores


$800$800

What is 20-34?


What is 20-34?



$800$800

What is the IQ range for severe retardation?


What is the IQ range for severe retardation?


Scores


$1000$1000

What is below 20?


What is below 20?



$1000$1000

What is the IQ range of profound retardation?


What is the IQ range of profound retardation?


Scores


$200$200

What is Linguistic?


What is Linguistic?



$200$200

What is the type of intelligence that one had the ability to

understand and use words?



understand and use words?


Scores


$400$400

What is Naturalist?


What is Naturalist?



$400$400

What is the type of intelligence that one has the ability to

recognize objects and patterns in nature, such as flora, and fauna.


What is the type of intelligence that one has the ability to

recognize objects and patterns in nature, such as flora, and fauna.


Scores


$600$600

What is Spatial?


What is Spatial?



$600$600


perceive spatial relationships and arrange objects in space?



perceive spatial relationships and arrange objects in space?


Scores


$800$800

What is the ability to analyze, compose, or perform music?


What is the ability to analyze, compose, or perform music?



$800$800

What is Musical?


What is Musical?


Scores


$1000$1000

What is the ability to perform mathematical, computational, or

logical operations?


What is the ability to perform mathematical, computational, or

logical operations?



$1000$1000

What is Logical-mathematical?


What is Logical-mathematical?


Scores


$200$200

What is Mainstreaming?


What is Mainstreaming?



$200$200

What is the practice of placing children with special needs in a regular classroom environment?


What is the practice of placing children with special needs in a regular classroom environment?


Scores


$400$400

What is Multiple Intelligences?


What is Multiple Intelligences?



$400$400

What is Gardner’s term for the distinct types of intelligent that characterize different forms of

intelligent behavior?


What is Gardner’s term for the distinct types of intelligent that characterize different forms of

intelligent behavior?


Scores


$600$600

What is Norms?


What is Norms?



$600$600

What is the standards used to compare an individual’s

performance on a test with the performance of others?


What is the standards used to compare an individual’s

performance on a test with the performance of others?


Scores


$800$800

What is Reliability?


What is Reliability?



$800$800

What is the stability of test over time?


What is the stability of test over time?


Scores


$1000$1000

What is a representation of a person’s intelligence based on

the age of people who are capable of performing at the

same level of ability?


What is a representation of a person’s intelligence based on

the age of people who are capable of performing at the

same level of ability?



$1000$1000

What is Mental Age?


What is Mental Age?


Scores


$200$200

What is Eugenics?


What is Eugenics?



$200$200

What is attempts to improve the human genetic stock by

encouraging breeding among intellectually superior people?


What is attempts to improve the human genetic stock by

encouraging breeding among intellectually superior people?


Scores


$400$400

What is Incubation Period?


What is Incubation Period?



$400$400







Scores


$600$600






$600$600

What is a form of problem solving in which one must select a

course of action from among the available alternatives?


What is a form of problem solving in which one must select a

course of action from among the available alternatives?


Scores


$800$800

What is the tendency to maintain allegiance to an initial hypothesis

despite strong evidence to the contrary?


What is the tendency to maintain allegiance to an initial hypothesis

despite strong evidence to the contrary?



$800$800

What is Conformation Bias?


What is Conformation Bias?


Scores


$1000$1000

What is Availability Heuristic?


What is Availability Heuristic?



$1000$1000

What is the tendency to judge events as more likely to occur when information pertaining to them comes readily to mind?


What is the tendency to judge events as more likely to occur when information pertaining to them comes readily to mind?


Scores


ScoresFinal

Jeopary Question


What is a measure of intelligence based on performance on tests of mental abilities, expressed as a ration between one’s mental age and chronological age or derived

from the deviation of one’s scores from the norms for those

of one’s age group?

Final Jeopardy

What is a measure of intelligence based on performance on tests of mental abilities, expressed as a ration between one’s mental age and chronological age or derived

from the deviation of one’s scores from the norms for those

of one’s age group?

Final Jeopardy


What is Intelligence Quotient?

Final Jeopardy

What is Intelligence Quotient?

Final Jeopardy

Scores

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