Noel Is Extremely Talented in Mathematics and Science,and He Has

question 153

Multiple Choice

Noel is extremely talented in mathematics and science,and he has received numerous scholarships based on his abilities in these areas.However,he just can't seem to catch on in his English classes,no matter how hard he tries.Noel is repeating remedial English,and he is still struggling.Which theory of intelligence would have the most difficulty explaining Noel's different levels of performance

• A) Spearman's g-factor theory 
• B) Thurstone's theory of primary mental abilities 
• C) Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences 
• D) Sternberg's triarchic theory

Understand the importance of case studies and meta-analysis in psychological research.

Distinguish between descriptive methods and other research methodologies.

Identify the relationship between hypotheses, theories, and operational definitions.

Realize the significance of replication in verifying research findings across various participants and circumstances.

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Definitions:

Rewards And Punishments

Methods of behavioral modification which involve giving rewards to reinforce desired behaviors or applying punishments to discourage undesired behaviors.

Implicit Memory

The unconscious memory for perceptual and motor skills (e.g., riding a bicycle).

Cranial Nerves

The 10 to 12 pairs of nerves in vertebrates that emerge directly from the brain; they transmit sensory information to the CNS: some cranial nerves transmit motor information from the CNS to effectors.

Somatic Division

The part of the body excluding the reproductive cells, involved in growth and development of an organism.