The ability to understand and adapt to the environment by using a combination of inherited abilities and learning experiences.

IQ tests given to many people at one time.

Psychologist who theorized that intelligence is made up of nine abilities.

Intelligence associated with numbers and reasoning.

The mental processes that result in original, workable ideas.

Come up with unusual, unexpected ideas.

A puzzle is an example of this type of IQ test item.

Intelligence associated with words and language.

Intelligence associated with art and images.

A tendency to solve problems in the same way over and over.

Unfair measurement of groups’ abilities.

Intelligence test for adults that provides three IQs (verbal, performance, full-scale).

Intelligence associated with sounds and tones.

Intelligence associated with physical activity.

The level of intellectual functioning in years.

IQ test items that focus on problem solving without words.

An average IQ score falls in this range.

Intelligence associated with communication and social skills.

Intelligence associated with self-awareness.

IQ test items that rely heavily on word comprehension and usage.

A measure of intelligence originally obtained by comparing mental age, as determined by testing, with chronological age.

The correct formula for calculating IQ.

Intelligence associated with spirituality.

Intelligence associated with the environment.

The practice of keeping children with disabilities in regular academic classrooms.