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IQ stands for ____
____ is a mental quality that allows us to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt to new situations
____ is the ability to perceive, understand, and manage and use emotions in interactions with others
____ is the ability to reason quickly and abstractly, such as when solving novel logic problems
Fluid intelligence is the ability to ____
____ involves using acquired knowledge and skills
Intelligence is dependent on both ____ and ____
Heritability of intelligence is studied through ____
The ____ attitude towards intelligence states that intelligence is biologically set and unchanging
The fixed mindset attitude towards intelligence states that ____
The growth mindset attitude towards intelligence states that ____
Galton's idea of hereditary genius states that ____
____ compares how children perform at a specific age compared to the average intelligence performance for that age
____ states that there is one general intelligence that depends on a g-factor
Spearman's Theory of General Intelligence states that ____
____ states that their are 7 factors to intelligence that depend on eachother
LL. Thurnstone's Theory of Primary Mental Abilities states that ____
Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligence states that ____
____ states that their are 7-9 independent intelligences
Sternberg's Triarchic Theory of Intelligence states that ____
The intelligence theory most heavily backed by research is ____
Analytical intelligence is ____
Creative Intelligence is ____ and ____
Practical intelligence is ____
Consciousness is the awareness of our ____ and ____
____ is the awareness of our self and environment
Consciousness ranges from ____ to ____
____ is the state of being awake, but more relaxed and not as focused.
____ is the state just before falling asleep or after waking up.
____ is the state of not being aware of yourself or the world around you
____ can measure brain waves
The 4 main types of brain waves are ____, ____, ____, and ____
____ are associated with alertness/concentration
Beta waves are associated with ____
Alpha waves are associated with ____
____ are associated with daydreaming
Theta waves are slower/lower frequency waves that are associated with ____ and ____
____ are slower/lower frequency waves that are associated with drowsiness and right after falling asleep
____ are associated with deep sleep and comas
Delta waves are associated with ____ and ____
One sleep cycle typically lasts ____
The first three stages of the sleep cycle are called ____, while the fourth stage is called ____
The N1 stage of sleep is dominated by ____
Three phenomena that can occur during N1 sleep are ____, ____, and ____
Three phenomena that can occur during ____ are hypnagonic hallucinations, the tetris effect, and hypnic jerks
____ are hearing/seeing things that aren't there during N1 sleep
____ is when you devote so much time to an activity during the day that it begins to pattern your thoughts, mental images, and dreams.
____ are muscle twitches you sometimes experience as you fall asleep
____ is associated with theta waves, sleep spindles, and K-complexes
N2 stage sleep is associated with ____, ____, and ____
____ are bursts of brain activity during sleep to inhibit certain perceptions and to maintain a tranquil state
Sleep spindles are bursts of brain activity during sleep to ____ and to ____
Sleep spindles are ____ during sleep to inhibit certain perceptions and to maintain a tranquil state
____ supress cortical arousal to keep you asleep and aid in encoding declerative/explicit memories
K-complexes ____ and ____
____ is associated with slow wave sleep, declerative memory storage, delta waves, and sleepwalking/sleeptalking
N3 stage of sleep is associated with ____, ____, ____ waves, and ____
Most dreaming occurs during ____
REM sleep is important for ____ and ____
REM sleep contains ____