Question 1
A research study in Scotland that followed an entire cohort from age 11 to 76 found that intelligence at age 11 was predictive of __________ and _________.
◦ life stress; happiness
◦ morbidity; mortality
◦ cancer risk; diabetes risk
◦ alcohol abuse; drug abuse
Question 2
A researcher establishes a new test of intelligence and establishes the test norms by administering the test to students at the university where he works. Other researchers and clinicians begin using the new test to measure intelligence in a variety of groups including evaluating dementia patients, screening children for gifted programs, and making job selection decisions. What is one potential problem with the use of this new intelligence test?
◦ The new intelligence test is being adopted too quickly by different professionals.
◦ Intelligence tests are not appropriate for use in these groups.
◦ It is not appropriate to adopt a new form of a test when there are well-established tests already available.
◦ The test was not normed on a sample that is representative of the groups that are being tested.
Cover/Uncover Test
Weber's Test
Pulmonary function test
Student Test Scores versus GDP per Capita
Outgroup role in relative rate test