Multiple Causation Refers to

question 23

Multiple Choice

Multiple causation refers to

• A) development and aging involving both decline and growth.
• B) the ability to change and improve abilities over time and with development.
• C) the fact that each of us is affected by a variety of factors,both positive and negative.
• D) our differing cultural backgrounds.

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Definitions:

Genetic Differences

Variations in the DNA sequences among individuals, which can lead to differences in physical traits, susceptibilities to diseases, and behaviors.

Stereotype Vulnerability

Also known as stereotype threat, it is the risk of confirming negative stereotypes about one's group, which can hinder performance in various domains.

IQ Tests

Tests standardized to evaluate cognitive abilities and human intelligence.

Criterion Validity

The extent to which a measure correlates with an independent criterion (standards) considered as the representing the same construct.