Who among the following used the term “mental test” for the first time for devices which used to measure intelligence?

• A) Rogers
• B) Adler
• C) Cattell
• D) Piaget

Mental processes that are involved in acquring knowledge and comprehension like problem solving and judging are called:

• A) Cognition
• B) Perception
• C) Knowledge
• D) Affection

An ability to differentiate between right and wrong is called:

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

A test score above which will be the selection level and below which people will be rejected is called:

• A) Standard score
• B) True score
• C) Z-score
• D) Cut- off score

Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test meant to be used with age ranges of:

• A) 50 to 90 years
• B) 10 to 90 years
• C) 4 to 90 years
• D) 80 to 90 years

A good item has a:

• A) Positive slope
• B) Straight slope
• C) Negative slope
• D) Progressive slope

Abstract and logical thought develops at:

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

SEest represents:

• A) Standard Error of Validity
• B) Standard Error of Reliability
• C) Standard Error of Measurement
• D) Standard Error of Estimate

The Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test yields three scores namely, verbal, non-verbal, and ___________.

• A) Vocabulary
• B) Achievement
• C) Sequential processing
• D) Composite

Which of the following refers to understand and manage relationships effectively?

• A) Fluid intelligence
• B) Crystal intelligence
• C) Social intelligence
• D) Critical intelligence

When every distracter appears to be the right or plausible answer to examinees who do not know the right answer, this would be an example of ___________ multiple choice item.

• A) Bad
• B) Good
• C) Immoral
• D) Discriminatory

The probability of answering the item correctly is ___________ for the low scorers rather than the high scorers.

• A) Higher
• B) Sophisticated
• C) Positive
• D) Lower

Who has devised a procedure for evaluating the validity of tests?

• A) Taylor and Urbina
• B) Taylor and Russell
• C) Taylor and Anastasia
• D) Taylor and Catell

The s” factor indicates:

• A) Superior intelligence
• B) Special intelligence
• C) Specific intelligence
• D) Singular intelligence

First formal measure of intelligence was developed in:

• A) 1905
• B) 1903
• C) 1906
• D) 1904

Lewis Terman gave the first Stanford revision of which of following the scales?

• A) Binet-Spearman intelligence test
• B) Binet-Thurstone intelligence test
• C) Binet-Simon intelligence test
• D) Binet-Terman intelligence test

___________________ is either in form of percentages or proportions of the total number of test takers who attempted an item correctly.

• A) Item-Difficulty Index
• B) Item Similarity Index
• C) Item Discrimination Index
• D) Item familiarity Index

Who claimed that intelligence can be measured in terms of performance of a child?

• A) Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon
• B) Alfred Binet and Charles Spearman
• C) Alfred Binet and Lewis Terman
• D) Alfred Binet and Louis Thurstone

According to Piaget’s theory, development of conservation and mastery of concept of reversibility develops at which stage?

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

In Piaget’s theory of cognitive development, third stage is known as:

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