The Finding That Intelligence Scores Have Changed Significantly Over Time

question 35

Multiple Choice

The finding that intelligence scores have changed significantly over time for some groups lends support to the argument that

• A)intelligence is not completely determined by genetics.
• B)culture does not affect intelligence.
• C)nature is the most important determinant of IQ.
• D)socioeconomic status does not affect intelligence.

Recognize the interdisciplinary field of health psychology and its focus on the psychological influences on physical health.

Understand the key cultural, social, and political phenomena of the 1950s, including the baby boom, the development of suburbia, and the emergence of new consumer and entertainment cultures.

Recognize the impact of significant individuals during the 1950s on American and global history, including politicians, activists, and cultural figures.

Analyze the role of the United States in the Cold War, including strategies of containment, significant diplomatic incidents, and the influence of American policies abroad.

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Definitions:

Control Group

In experimental research, a group of subjects that does not receive the experimental treatment, used for comparison with the treated group.

ABAB Design

A type of experimental design in behavioral research where A represents a baseline condition and B represents an intervention or treatment, with the sequence illustrating the effect of the intervention.

Exercise Program

A planned routine of physical activities designed to improve fitness and health.

Incidence

The number of new cases of a disease or condition that are identified in a specific population during a given time period.