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The Gould Study

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A dynamic state, not a static one... Intelligence
An Intelligence Test.. Simon-Binet
The test for literate recruits.. Army Alpha Test
The test containing 7 parts... Army Beta Test
Only ______ of those who failed Beta Test were allowed to take individual examinations. 1/5
IQ tests are _____________ biased culturally
Levels of literacy were much _________ than expected lower
Gould wanted to identify the problematic nature of __________________ psychometric testing
This test had 8 parts featuring sequence completing tasks.... Army Alpha Test
An act passed in 1924... Immigration Restriction Act
IQ testing is often.... unreliable
The way Boring analysed data can be seen as following a _________________ method quasi-experimental
The naturally occurring independent variable is the .... ethnicity of participants
The dependent variable is the .... mental age based on tests of native intellectual ability
The tests can be said to be ___________ standardised
Carl Brigham refused to accept that his data of Jewish people could be flawed. This can be seen as a problem with ____________ falsifiability
Yerkes didn't account for ______________________ unequal educational opportunities
The results were not ______________. This is an ethical problem. anonymous
Gould carried out a __________ of Yerkes' work. review
Army recruits were told nothing about the __________________ purpose of the tests
An ethical problem with the tests...... Not right to withdraw
Yerkes believed that Intelligence was __________ Innate
What key theme does the study relate to? Measuring Differences
Black men had an average mental age of 10.41
White American males had an average mental age of 13
The _________ the skin colour, the higher the IQ score. lighter
At the time, the tests were accepted as evidence of a real difference between ______________________________. intelligence in different racial groups.
Carl Brigham used the evidence of the tests in a _______ of ideal propaganda for racists. book
The tests were all in ......... English.
How many people from Eastern and Central Europe were denied entry into the USA due to the Immigration Restriction act? 6 million
The tests were poorly ___________________. administered.
In the Army Beta Test, how many answers had to be given in a written form? 3
After queues for the Beta Test began to build up, this led to an ___________________ of standards in order to relocate more men to the Alpha test. artificial lowering.
IQ tests assume that intelligence is ..... innate
____________ is a system of living and acting operations. intelligence.
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