The Flynn Effect Discussed in the Chapter as Describing Changes

question 6

Multiple Choice

The Flynn effect discussed in the chapter as describing changes in intelligence quotients among cohorts is an example of:

• A) Age-normative influence
• B) History-normative influence
• C) Nonnormative influence
• D) Heritability

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Definitions:

Components

The distinct parts or elements that make up a whole system or object.

Attitudes Influence

The impact that personal beliefs, feelings, and predispositions have on behavior and responses to various people, situations, or ideas.

Reasonably Stable

Describes a condition or situation that is not easily changed or likely to experience significant fluctuations, maintaining a predictable state over time.

Behavioral Tendencies

Predominant patterns or inclinations in behavior and response to certain stimuli or situations, often shaped by a mix of genetic, cultural, and personal factors.