Explain the difference between the product and process approaches ...

[Arii_bell]

Explain the difference between the product and process approaches to intelligence. Which of these is emphasized in the psychometric tradition?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

While collecting data on the prevalence of bullying in high school students, Dr. Rapp interviewed many students who had been victims of bullying. One student, Bruce, stated during the interview that he has been considering suicide. Based on research on adolescent judgment, what course of action would most adolescents recommend to Dr. Rapp in this situation?
 
  a. He should make another appointment with Bruce for the following week.
  b. He should include the interview in his study to further understanding of bullying.
  c. He should break confidentiality and report the suicidal threat.
  d. He should use his best judgment to determine whether Bruce is serious or not.

[memslove]

Answer to Question 1

In the product approach, intelligence is defined by means of coming up with correct outcomes, such as the solution to a math problem or the definition of a word. The process approach, emphasized in the psychometric tradition, defines intelligence in terms of the processes people use to solve problems. Examples include integrating different pieces of information and applying old knowledge to a new situation.

Answer to Question 2

C

[Arii_bell]

Wow, this really help

[olderstudent]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it