Intelligence and Language

Sternberg

Spearman

Gardner

Thurstone

bonobos

chimpanzees

vervet monkeys

none of the above

all languages share a fundamental universal grammar

brains contain a language acquisition device

children are born with a knowledge of general rules of syntax

all of the above

one’s own emotions

how context affects performance on vocabulary tests

other people’s emotions

the role of schooling in conversational ability

naturalistic

linguistic

logico-mathematic

kinesthetic

increase, decrease

increase, stay the same

decrease, increase

decrease, stay the same

sound

unit

phoneme

syntactic phrase

Wernicke Aphasic Intelligence Scale

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale

Wechsler Aptitude and Intelligence Scale

Wernicke Approximate Intelligence Scale

more cognitive flexibility

superior cognitive functioning

better analytical skills

all of the above

approximately 500 words

approximately 5000 words

approximately 50,000 words

more than 100,000 words