The Dynamics of Intelligence across the Lifespan Quiz

Human intelligence typically peaks in the 40s.

Howard Gardner proposed the theory of multiple intelligences.

Cognitive decline describes the decline in cognitive function associated with aging.

Raymond Cattell introduced the concept of crystallized intelligence.

Cognitive decline can be mitigated in older adults through the listed ways.

Memory recall is not a component of fluid intelligence.

Intrapersonal intelligence involves understanding and managing one's own emotions.

All of the listed factors contribute to age-related changes in intelligence.

Decreased curiosity is not a characteristic of successful aging in terms of intelligence.

The interactionist perspective emphasizes the importance of both biological and environmental factors in shaping intelligence.

Crystalized intelligence refers to better performance in areas requiring accumulated knowledge and experience among older adults.

Perceptual speed and verbal memory tend to peak in middle adulthood according to the Seattle Longitudinal Study.

Memory stereotype threat refers to older adults performing poorly on memory tasks due to self-doubt and anxiety.

Reminiscence bump describes the phenomenon where older adults tend to remember events from their youth more vividly than recent events.