Which of the following theory has been presented by Charles Spearman?

• A) One factor theory of mental abilities
• B) Two-factor theory of mental abilities
• C) Theory of multiple intelligence
• D) Triarchic theory of intelligence

Identify the type of social intelligence which helps to cope with one’s own and other’s emotions.

• A) Fluid intelligence
• B) Emotional intelligence
• C) Emotional intelligence
• D) Moral intelligence

Greater validity shrinkage may be expected when sample are_______.

• A) Greater
• B) Smaller
• C) Larger
• D) Medium

According to Piaget’s theory, language acquistion and symbolic thinking develop at which stage?

• A) Concrete Operational Stage
• B) Formal Operational Stage
• C) Preoperational Stage
• D) Sensorimotor stage

Which of the following theory takes into consideration the probability of answering, right or wrong, each individual item in a test?

• A) Possibility response theory
• B) Probability response theory
• C) Item response theory
• D) Chance response theory

The amount of decrease in the strength of the relationship from the original sample to the sample with which the equation is used is known as:

• A) Development
• B) Decrease
• C) Shrinkage
• D) Growth

Sometimes the term ___________ rather than difficulty index is used that refers to the percentage of responses to correct choices.

• A) Facility index
• B) Correct index
• C) Choice index
• D) Availability index

According to Piaget’s theory, thought is systematic and logical, but only with regard to concrete objects. This concept is related to which of the following stage of cognitive development?

• A) Concrete Operational Stage
• B) Preoperational Stage
• C) Sensorimotor Stage
• D) Formal Operational Stage

Who among the following claimed that gifted individuals tended to come from families, which had other, gifted individuals?

• A) Alfred Alder
• B) Francis Galton
• C) Carl Rogers
• D) Jean Piaget

_________ refers to intellectual level of an indiviual at a ceratin chornological age.

• A) Mental stage
• B) Mental level
• C) Mental age
• D) Mental intelligence

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, third edition meant to be used with age ranges of:

• A) 20 to 60 years
• B) 35 to 65 years
• C) 16 to 89 years
• D) 25 to 45 years

Lewis Terman who gave the first Stanford revision of The Stanford- Binet Intelligence Scale on a sample of:

• A) Australians
• B) Africans
• C) Americans
• D) Asians

Item-difficulty index is denoted by a lowercase italicized as:

• A) r
• B) p
• C) s
• D) q

Which slope indicates that a test is discriminating between the two groups well?

• A) Steep slope
• B) Steady slope
• C) Curve slope
• D) Straight slope

Subtest including face recognition, hand movements, triangles, matrix analogies, spatial memory and photo series are included in following scales:

• A) Sequential processing
• B) Nonverbal
• C) Achievement
• D) Mental processing Composite

The object permanence develops at which stage of cognitive development in children?

• A) Formal Operational
• B) Sensorimotor
• C) Preoperational
• D) Concrete Operational

Gesell developmental schedules (GDS) is used to measure:

• A) Adults’ and children’s intelligence
• B) Orders’ and children’s intelligence
• C) Adolescents’ and children’s intelligence
• D) Infants’ and children’s intelligence

The__________ section of GRE includes measurement of reasoning, antonyms, analogies and paragraph comprehension.

• A) Quantitative
• B) Analytical
• C) Non-verbal
• D) Verbal

A 50-minute verbal test that measures student’s ability to find logical relationships for 100 different analogy problems is:

• A) Kuhlmann- Anderson Test
• B) Miller Analogies Test
• C) Graduate Record Examination Aptitude Test
• D) The Scholastic Assessment Test

The test takers’ motivation level cannot be judged, maintained, or enhanced, is disadvantage of which of the following test?

• A) Speed tests
• B) Group tests
• C) Aptitude tests
• D) Individual tests