Exemplar Theory Assumes That Subjects Learn a Concept by

question 63

Multiple Choice

Exemplar theory assumes that subjects learn a concept by

• A) learning which features are rewarded and which are nonrewarded.
• B) memorizing all training stimuli and responding to new stimuli based on their similarity to each training stimulus.
• C) developing a generic or average image and comparing new stimuli to that holistic image.
• D) avoiding stimuli that lack a key feature of the original training stimuli.

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Definitions:

Raw IQ Scores

The initial, unadjusted scores obtained directly from IQ tests before any age-related adjustments or standardization.

Normal Distribution

A statistical function that represents the distribution of many types of data; most values are centered around a mean value, creating a symmetrical bell-shaped curve.

Creative Intelligence

The ability to solve novel problems and think in new and inventive ways.

Robert Sternberg

An American psychologist known for his theory on the triarchic theory of intelligence, which posits that human intelligence comprises analytical, creative, and practical dimensions.