3 Written Questions

1. Influences that make sibling living in the same home different from one another.
2. An increase in I.Q from one generation to the next.
3. A measure of a family's social position and economic well-being that combines three related variables: year of education, The prestige of and skill required by one's job, and income.

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. An innovation consitent with Vygotsky's zone of promxmial development, the adult introduces purposeful teaching into testing situation to find out what the child can attain with social support.
   1. Fluid intelligence
   2. Dynamic assessment
   3. Flynn Effect
   4. I.Q
2. The extent to which the raw score (#of items passed) deviates from the typical performanced of same-age individuals.
   1. Flynn Effect
   2. Dynamic assessment
   3. I.Q
   4. Fluid intelligence
3. Depends more heavily on basic information-processing skills. The ability to detect relationships among stimuli, the speed with which the individual can analyze information, and the capacity of working memory.
   1. Fluid intelligence
   2. Dynamic assessment
   3. Crystallized intelligence
   4. Flynn Effect

2 True/False Questions

1. Normal distribution → Depends more heavily on basic information-processing skills. The ability to detect relationships among stimuli, the speed with which the individual can analyze information, and the capacity of working memory.

   True        False

2. Crystallized intelligence → Refers to skills that depend on accumated knowledge and experience, and good judgment, and mastery of social customs.

   True        False