Intelligence Tests Have Effectively Reduced Discrimination in the Sense That

question 20

Multiple Choice

Intelligence tests have effectively reduced discrimination in the sense that they have

• A)avoided questions that require familiarity with any specific culture.
• B)helped limit reliance on educators' subjectively biased judgments of students' academic potential.
• C)provided an objective measure of teaching effectiveness in different public school systems.
• D)demonstrated that the g factor underlies a variety of intellectual skills.

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Definitions:

Memory Scanning

The mental process of searching through stored information in memory to find a specific piece of data.

Reaction Times

The duration of time it takes from the presentation of a stimulus to the onset of a motor response.

Ability

The possession of the means or skill to do something.

Associational Fluency

The ease with which one can produce a variety of ideas or responses, often tested as a cognitive function or creativity measure.