A) fraternal twins reared apart
B) fraternal twins reared together
C) identical twins reared apart
D) identical twins reared together
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A) environmental factors can have an influence on intellectual development.
B) environmental factors have no impact on intellectual development.
C) genetic factors have no impact on intellectual development.
D) identical twins often do not have the same genotype.
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A) reliability.
B) predictive validity.
C) content validity.
D) concept validity.
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A) scored below the mean for 10-year-olds.
B) answered 120 questions correctly on the test.
C) scored above the mean for 10-year-olds.
D) scored at the mean for the average 12-year-old.
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A) it would be difficult to meaningfully compare Francesca's score with the score her sister obtained.
B) Francesca probably earned a higher score on the exam than her sister did.
C) the current form of the ACT Assessment has poor construct validity.
D) Francesca's score is probably less reliable than her sister's score.
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A) heritability.
B) shifts in reaction range.
C) the Flynn effect.
D) reciprocal determinism.
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A) criterion-related validity.
B) category validity.
C) construct validity.
D) content validity.
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A) does not meet the definition because he does not show deficits in daily living skills.
B) does not meet the definition because his IQ score is too high.
C) would be classified as having mild mental retardation.
D) would meet the criterion for moderate to severe mental retardation.
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A) an achievement test.
B) an aptitude test, such as the Differential Aptitude Test (DAT) .
C) a self-report inventory.
D) an intelligence test, such as the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) .
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A) Galton IQ test.
B) Terman-Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale.
C) California PF.
D) Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale.
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A) achievement test.
B) aptitude test.
C) intelligence test.
D) test of general mental ability.
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A) It is illegal to use mental ability tests to evaluate prospective employees.
B) Employers can use any test of mental ability with prospective employees as long as the test has been shown to be reliable.
C) Only tests designed to measure social or practical intelligence are permissible.
D) There is controversy over the use of IQ tests in hiring employees.
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A) a Binet quotient.
B) an achievement quotient.
C) a maturity quotient.
D) an intelligence quotient.
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A) criterion-related validity
B) category validity
C) construct validity
D) content validity
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A) predict future job performance.
B) predict creativity.
C) predict school performance.
D) predict social intelligence.
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A) a mechanical aptitude test
B) a history test
C) a secretarial aptitude test
D) a test of creativity
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A) 80.
B) 90.
C) 100.
D) 120.
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A) he incorrectly answered 40% of the questions on the exam.
B) he obtained a raw score of 40.
C) he scored higher than 60% of the sample used to establish the test norms.
D) he scored lower than 60% of the sample used to establish the test norms.
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A) siblings reared together
B) siblings reared apart
C) fraternal twins reared together
D) adoptive siblings reared together
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A) 20th percentile.
B) 80th percentile.
C) 25th percentile.
D) 75th percentile.
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