A) ability to accurately perceive emotions in themselves and others
B) ability to creatively think with their heart
C) ability to understand and analyze their emotions
D) ability to regulate emotions
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A) adopted children and their biological parents
B) children raised in poverty, and middle-class children
C) people born in different generations since the 1930s
D) identical and fraternal twins
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A) linguistic intelligence
B) musical intelligence
C) logical-mathematical intelligence
D) spatial intelligence
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A) Darius, who continues living with his loving middle-class biological parents
B) Aron, who continues living in an understaffed orphanage
C) Ceili, who was recently adopted from an understaffed orphanage by loving middle-class parents
D) Bettina, who recently started living in an understaffed orphanage following the death of her parents
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A) James Stanford and Alfred Binet
B) Francis Galton and Charles Darwin
C) Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon
D) Lewis Terman and Francis Galton
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A) There is a greater-than-chance similarity between them.
B) Adopted children tend to be most similar to their adoptive parents.
C) Adopted children tend to be very similar to their biological mothers.
D) There are no consistent similarities between them.
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A) children and the biological parents who raised them
B) adopted children to their biological parents
C) adopted children to their adoptive parents
D) identical twins reared together, and fraternal twins reared together
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A) the appeal to knowledge fallacy
B) the reification fallacy
C) the information fallacy
D) the appeal to ignorance fallacy
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A) accurate
B) valid
C) generalized
D) reliable
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A) She will require assistance with speech development.
B) She may generally be perceived as normal outside a school environment.
C) She may require lifelong supervision in order to care for herself.
D) She will do well in school until just before the end of high school, which is when difficulties will emerge.
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A) identical twins reared together
B) fraternal twins reared apart
C) identical twins reared apart
D) fraternal twins reared together
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A) exceptional motivation, exceptional training, high levels of intelligence
B) exceptional intelligence, exceptional support from family, exceptional creativity
C) exceptional ability, exceptional commitment, exceptional creativity
D) exceptional creativity, high levels of extraversion, high levels of practice
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A) intrapersonal intelligence
B) naturalist intelligence
C) bodily-kinesthetic intelligence
D) spatial intelligence
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A) practical intelligence
B) fluid intelligence
C) verbal intelligence
D) crystallized intelligence
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A) Fifty percent of the difference in average intelligence between different ethnic groups is due to genetic inheritance.
B) Fifty percent of a person's intelligence is due to genetic inheritance.
C) Fifty percent of the variability in intelligence in a population of individuals is due to variations in genetic inheritance.
D) Fifty percent of a person's intelligence is due to environmental factors.
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A) cognition that has not been tested through time and place
B) an appeal to ignorance
C) when someone does something out of character
D) a mistake or error in the process of reasoning
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A) High IQ and good health are caused by common genetic mechanisms.
B) High IQ and good health are independent factors that predict longevity.
C) High IQ predicts greater overall health and longevity.
D) High IQ predicts healthy behaviours.
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A) Lewis Terman
B) David Wechsler
C) James Stanford
D) Francis Galton
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A) achievement test
B) aptitude test
C) projective test
D) personality test
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A) standard distribution
B) typical distribution
C) abnormal distribution
D) normal distribution
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