Explore the complex world of intelligence and testing in this comprehensive tutorial series. Delve into the definition and assessment of intelligence, examining various types of validity and reliability in psychological assessments. Trace the history of intelligence testing and analyze IQ variation, distribution, and potential causes of differences. Investigate the role of specific genes in intelligence and explore controversial topics such as group, sex, and racial differences in IQ scores. Learn about environmental factors influencing intelligence, including the Flynn Effect, and understand the impact of expectations, mindset, and stereotype threat on cognitive performance. Conclude by examining the possibility of improving one's IQ and gaining a well-rounded understanding of this fascinating area of psychology.
Overview
Syllabus
What is Intelligence? (Intro Psych Tutorial #112).
How Should We Define Intelligence? (Intro Psych Tutorial #113).
Assessing Intelligence (Intro Psych Tutorial #114).
Assessing Assessments - Types of Validity (Intro Psych Tutorial #115).
Reliability of Assessments (Intro Psych Tutorial #116).
History of Intelligence Testing (Intro Psych Tutorial #117).
IQ Variation & Distribution (Intro Psych Tutorial #118).
What Causes IQ Differences? (Intro Psych Tutorial #119).
Specific Genes and IQ (Intro Psych Tutorial #120).
Group Differences in IQ (Intro Psych Tutorial #121).
Sex Differences in IQ (Intro Psych Tutorial #122).
Racial Differences in IQ (Intro Psych Tutorial #123).
The Flynn Effect and Environmental Factors on IQ (Intro Psych Tutorial #124).
Expectation, Mindset, and IQ (Intro Psych Tutorial #125).
Stereotype Threat & Identity Contingencies (Intro Psych Tutorial #126).
Can You Improve Your IQ? (Intro Psych Tutorial #127).
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