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1. | A domain where you can shift between equally skilled types of intelligence |
2. | Makes a dog drool, especially if you use it just before the meat comes out |
4. | One of the key ethical Issues surrounding intelligence |
6. | If you understand your feelings well you have this type of intelligence |
7. | Fixed, very fast rate of response in this schedule of reinforcement |
8. | A very short reflex response, Mr Pavlov! |
9. | Kohler's chimps went 'Aha!' when they solved the banana problem |
13. | The progressively harder, culture fair intelligence matrices test |
16. | The Kpelle people think a smart person will pair a knife with this, not other cutlery |
18. | Creature Mineka's lab monkeys had to socially learn to be scared of |
21. | Models that see intelligence as a single, underlying (genetic) quality |
23. | Enrichment programme that showed short term gains in IQ in disadvantaged children |
24. | Type of quality assurance in science, a review that means work is critically assessed by experts |
26. | Intelligence is not as simple as this model of nature plus nurture once suggested |
28. | Famous gorilla who could recognise her reflection, use sign language & loved kittens (a bit too much) |
29. | EQ score for humans within the mammal class (even if we can't strictly dance) |
30. | Study type that helps to understand the nature-nurture origins of intelligence |
33. | Thorndike's, and Miss Kemp's favourite animals. Fact. |
34. | Reinforcers that satisfy basic needs |
36. | Thurstone said there were 7 of these mental abilities |
37. | Learning a behaviour sequence thro' successive approximations |
40. | substance that may harm the foetus, and impact on its later intelligence |
45. | Chimpanzee deception & knowledge attribution tasks were designed to test this |
46. | Asked us if we are getting smarter - but, can we change so fast? |
47. | Animal subjects that showed taste preference for cocoa - yum! |
49. | Food type linked to our growth of brain size |
50. | Discredited psychologist who wanted to show intelligence is innate |