Liberty UniversityPSYC 101Quiz 7 Complete SolutionsCorrect Answers Key5 different versionsChapter 7Question 1 Culturefair IQ tests are not widely used because theyQuestion 2 Most people assume there are more words in the English language that begin withthe letter k than have the letter k in the third position. This may be because it is easier to think ofwords that begin with k and thus may be an example ofQuestion3Tarahasexperiencedsevere delaysinallareas of development,thoughshehaslearned some basic speech skills. Her doctors think she may be able to learn some simple tasks,but she will require fairly close supervision in everything she does. Tara is best described ashaving _____.Question 4 William has been trying to solve a particularly thorny problem he is faced with. Everytime he tries to solve the problem, he starts thinking about it and framing it in the same way thatfailed to lead to a solution before. William is having problems with which aspect of creativeproblem solving?Question5AlexanderGrahamBellstudiedthehumanearandnoticedhowsoundsweretransmittedwhenamembrane(theeardrum)vibrated.Heappliedthisknowledgetothedevelopmentofthetelephone,usingasimilarprocessofvibrationofamembrane.Whichcognitive process did Bell demonstrate?Question 6 Chrissy relies on a “rule of thumb” to solve her problem. In scientific terms, Chrissy’sstrategy is called a(n)Question 7 In its original conception, intelligence quotient was defined asQuestion 8 What is the major drawback of algorithms?Question 9 Samuel faces the challenge of intellectual disability. He has been working as a cashierin a convenience store for several years. He has learned to do relatively simple arithmetic as itapplies to his job, and he can read well enough to understand the daily newspaper, but he cannoteasily go beyond these tasks. Samuel is best described as having _____.Question 10 Letty has a very complex problem to solve. She decides to break the problem downinto smaller, more manageable problems. Which strategy best describes what Letty is doing?Question 11 Kristina scored below average on an intelligence test in 5 th grade. As a result, shewas held back a year. Her parents and teachers developed low expectations for her. Ultimately,Preview Mode
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