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Chapter 10

Intelligence

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Section 1
Introduction to Intelligence
Defining Intelligence

Over the last century or so, intelligence has been defined in many different ways.

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Theories of Multiple Intelligence

Theories of multiple intelligence contend that intelligence cannot be measured by a single factor.

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Genetic and Environmental Impacts on Intelligence

Human intelligence is shaped by both internal genetic factors and external environmental circumstances.

Section 2
Measuring Intelligence
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History of Intelligence Testing

Intelligence testing has evolved over time as researchers continually seek the best method for measuring intelligence.

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IQ Tests

IQ tests are used to measure human intelligence quotient as measured against an age-based average intelligence score.

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Standardized Tests

Standardized tests are identical exams always administered in the same way so as to be able to compare outcomes across all test-takers.

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Controversies in Intelligence and Standardized Testing

Intelligence tests and standardized tests face criticism for their uses and applications in society.

Section 3
Extremes of Intelligence
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Intellectual Disabilities

An intellectual disability is a significant limitation in an individual's cognitive functioning and daily adaptive behaviors.

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The Intellectually Gifted

Educators face many challenges when identifying gifted students and deciding how best to educate them.

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