Chapter 10: Intelligence and Language
True or False?
Remember – don’t just answer True or False, see how much you can remember about each topic.
Questions
- Down syndrome is a chromosomal disorder.
 - In a normal distribution, most scores are toward the low end.
 - If a new intelligence test turned out to measure patience rather than intelligence, it would have high construct validity.
 - Eugenicists believe that people with low intelligence should be deterred from having children.
 - A word is the smallest unit of sound that makes a meaningful difference in a language.
 - Babbling is the same as talking.
 - Convergent thinking seeks to find a single, correct answer.
 - Spearman believed that there were many specific intelligences but no general intelligence factor.
 - Wernicke’s area is responsible for language comprehension.
 - The concept of linguistic relativity refers to the fact that some languages are harder to learn than others.
 
Answers
- true
 - false
 - false
 - true
 - false
 - false
 - true
 - false
 - true
 - false