Brains vs. Bias: Crash Course Psychology #24
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In this episode of Crash Course Psychology, Hank takes a look at WAIS and WISC intelligence tests and how bias can really skew both results and the usefulness of those results.
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Table of Contents
WAIS & WISC Tests 01:09:22
Standardization & Validity 02:13:10
IQ Performance 07:44:12
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4:59 9:59 , why do you have hitler and a rising ghost in your background ?
1:28 literarily me during exams
This makes me feel hopeless. Like man I don’t wanna be average and live an average life but my intelligence is just average and sksksksk i’m a statistic i guess smh
1:20 thanks reaction is the same one I get when I take a test.😅😂
What is the capital of Canada?
ANGLER FISH!!!
I hate Hank Green. I hate him. I want to drain his spinal fluid.
does anyone see the booger its driving me insane
he says don't let a test score define you as he is teaching an ap course lol
i am screwed..
Hank: don’t let a number define you
Me at 10:00 studying for my Ap psych exam 😰
Stds…
Am I the only dumb Math person who's asking why 2 doesn't even belong to the group?
5:06 and How big is the sample of adopted twins raised apart from each other? I don't think it's a big one.
you start from the end so five jelly beans times two cause the dog took half so 10 she ate one so 11 times two again cause friend took half so 22 finally she ate one at the beginning so that all equals 23////
I often think about an ex-girlfriend I had who was a fantastic example of nature and nurture. She was born to a poor 16-year-old mother in the ghetto of Chicago, but adopted almost immediately into a 1% family (who later moved here to Jersey for her to enter her sophomore year of high school). Like Annie, but with more deep dish pizza.
Long story short, we dated in high school and again in our early to mid 20's, and I was very much in love. Coming from an upper-middle-class environment and neighborhood, I got along well with her family and they liked me very much. However, she and I would often come to loggerheads over her personal choices on things like being a cigarette smoker, wanting excessive tattoos, having a nose ring and other behaviors often associated with lower class lifestyle. Throw into the mix my Aspergers and her Histrionic Personality Disorder and it was an…interesting relationship.
I wish her the best from the bottom of my heart, wherever she went these past 5 years, but I still think about how fascinating of a case-study she was. Almost a wolf in sheep's clothing, and it was interesting how I got along so well with her parents and often harped on her for the same things they did. Neither of us liked her smoking, tattoos, nose ring or other such behaviors. We clearly were not right for each other, but I appreciate our time together and enjoy the glimpse I got into the debate on nature versus nurture.
IMHO Validity is where all intelligence tests fail. It is not possible to "measure or predict what you are supposed to" when that thing is not even well defined. The best test reliably test for something, but what they measure beyond 'the ability to take that specific test' is unclear.
Do you think that fear can cause a higher iq? I used to fear the book when i was a kid. So i learned how to tell people what they want to hear at a young age to avoid the book or being belittled. Basically i am asking if you belive that people with narcissist parents can have higher iq's?
23 beans
I think the main factors that contribute to intelligence are genetics(maybe 45%), environment(maybe 45%) and randomness(maybe 10%).
Briefly responding to the opening intelligence test questions:
1) an instrument which creates sound by striking keys which push hammers that vibrate strings. The keys for A, A#, B, C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, and G# repeat several times on the instrument, and are typically separated into the sharp/flat/half steps, and the normal/basic notes. The sharp keys are usually smaller, and taller, while the basic keys are wider, longer, and lower.
2) Could be the Banana, cause it is the least round, could be the strawberry, cause it has seeds on the outside, could be the blueberry, cause it has cool colors rather than warm colors, who's to say.
3) It could be the mitt, because the glass is around the juice, but it also could be the hand bones, cause the glass gives the juice a structure and shape.
4) The 2. The pattern is -3,+2
5) 23 jelly beans.
Wait, if a piano is an instrument played by a keyboard, does that mean that organs are pianos?
Table of Contents
WAIS & WISC Tests 01:09.22
Standardization & Validity 02:13.10
IQ Performance 07:44.12
01:19
اختبار القدرات و التحصيلي 😂😂💔
Why you fast forward we can do it
23
Is it me or does he seem more bored doing psychology crash course videos than others such as science
1:27 there are 23 bean
I was looking down at 4:59 and looked up just to see the little burning hitler jump behind the chair. Had to rewind and watch again to make sure I wasn't hallucinating.
I read that sub saharan Africans consistently score well below average.
But I'm pretty sure it's because they don't go to school much
At 10:07: Bananas are a type of berry! Although Strawberries are not berries, the Banana is, which means it's like the Blueberry. Peaches and Apples are both fruit. Strawberries are related to potatoes & tomatoes (the nightshade family) so shouldn't the STRAWBERRY be the least like the others?
1:18 – 1:29. Hilarious! I love this so much. I love you man that was me during every math exam i have ever taken. WAhhhhhhhsshahahadhhfbfbcn
Hank: don't let a number define you
me at the end: I can't believe Bernice was with 23 beans I swear it was 24
Is anyone gonna talk about Hermione from Harry Potter 3:02 ? MERLIN'S BEARD
Is there something wrong with "which number doesn't belong to the series ?" question ?
Wouldn't the strawberry be least like the others because it has the seeds on the outside it's the only one that isnt a berry?
Who else has to watch this for their psychology class?
I'd say the blueberry, since it's cool colored
just listened to this guys voice for seven hours
What the hell is intelegence
She had 23 beans initially
On the banana question, I went with bananas the gut reaction due to shape and color, but I also thought it could be the peach because leaves only have 1 seed, where all other have multiple, it could also be the strawberry since it's the only one with seeds on the outside as well as I remember reading once that a strawberry is distinctly different from a lot of fruit in the sense that the flesh isn't technically a fruit it's like a flower or something, due to some kind of weird classification, though I might be thinking of another fruit.
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