Review for Test 3 Chapter 10 History of Intelligence Testing Logic the IQ children and adults Current Assessments of Intelligence Stanford Binet and WAIS Predictive Power How to read the CURVE Structure and number of intelligences Hierarchies g m s Types of intelligence Gardner Interpersonal Logical Mathematical In the book Emotional Intelligence Relationship stuff What emotion is this guy feeling Sternberg s Triarchic Theory Intelligence and Genetics Identical twins have the highest correlation between the two Intelligence has a strong genetic component Groups and Intelligence Environment is the main component of this From top to bottom the three level hierarchy of mental abilities move from General to Specific Ch 11 Cognitive Development Piaget s stages and tasks Object permanence stewie clip thinking someone disappeared because it cant be seen conservation Egocentrism Theory of Mind everyone has the same perspective people perceive other things than I Attachment Cupboard Love Harlows monkeys Bowlby s orphans Functions the Strange Situation attachment Moral Development Kohlberg s stages Moral intuitionist model incest trolley problem Other info from book Prenatal development stages environment Adolescence events Erikson s stages Aging adulthood events shifts in abilities goals etc Ch 12 The psychodynamic approach Freud Id ego superego Defense mechanisms Psychosexual development Humanistic Existential Approach Active creative force unconditional positive regard self actualization Traits The Big 5 MMPI Projective Measurement Self Esteem High Self esteem and narcissism Implicit egotism self enhancement Other info from book Personal Constructs goals expectancies Ch 13 Conformity Informational influence Normative Influence Social Roles Stanford Prison Experiment Obedience Milgram shock experiment Dissonance Cult study boring task and Hazing study Sterotyping and Prejudice Illusory Correlation Self fulfilling prophecies Minimal group tasks subtyping Other info from book Aggression Gender single best prediction of aggression Group behavior altruism persuasion attribution Attraction and Relationships Attraction Familiarity similarity reciprocity attractiveness sex differences Relationships Love Types across cultures Other info from book Benefits of attractiveness what is considered beautiful social exchange marital satisfaction predictors
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