Introduction to psychology/Psy102/Lectures/Intelligence and intelligence assessment
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See also
External links
- Lecture 8: Intelligence and intelligence assessment (Psychology 102, 2009, learnonline.canberra.edu.au)
- Lecture 8: Intelligence and intelligence assessment (Psychology 102, 2009, slideshare.net)
- Testing and intelligence (#16 Discovering Psychology; 27 min) file
- Intelligence testing (Overview 6 mins; youtube.com)
- Intelligence testing (Ceci 5 mins; youtube.com)
1. Introduction and overview | 2. Intercultural and indigenous psychology | 3. Mind, consciousness and alternate states | 4. Cognitive processes | 5. Therapies for psychological disorders | 6. Sensation and perception | 7. Learning and behaviour analysis | 8. Intelligence and intelligence assessment | 9. Motivation | 10. Social processes, society and culture | 11. Summary and review
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