MATCHING -Using a Knife and Fork

question 5

Multiple Choice

MATCHING
-Using a knife and fork

• A)divergent thinking
• B)bodily/kinesthetic intelligence
• C)sedentary activity
• D)steady
• E)word-recognition method
• F)knowledge and control of cognitive abilities
• G)reaction time
• H)Down syndrome
• I)a "good-boy/good-girl orientation"
• J)ADHD
• K)fine motor skills
• L)Wechsler scale
• M)originated in the early 1900s as a testing tool
• N)mental age
• O)Decentration and conservation
• P)predominantly learned
• Q)views intelligence as three-pronged
• R)girls
• S)dyslexia
• T)stimulant

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Definitions:

Highest 86%

Refers to the maximum value or percentile, likely in a set of data or scores, being at or reaching 86%.

Highest 7%

Refers to the top seven percent of a distribution or set of data points, often used in statistical analysis to identify outliers or exceptional cases.

-0.55 < Z < 0.55

Represents a range on the Z-score scale, which indicates values that are within this interval on a standard normal distribution.

-0.73 < Z < 2.27

A statistical range between Z-scores indicating that data points fall within this interval on a standard normal distribution.