Cultural bias, When an examinee may have a normal or higher intellectual ability but performs poorly on an intelligence test because questions are about things that are culturally unfamiliar., Emotional intelligence, Ability to perceive, use, understand and manage emotions in oneself and in others., Information-processing theory of intelligence, Focuses on understanding the cognitive processes that underlie intelligence., Linguistic bias, Words in a test are more familiar to examinees who speak one language than those who speak another., Psychometric test, Standardised measure of a selected aspect of an individual's behaviour, used to identify individual differences in psychological functioning among people., Systems model of intelligence, Explains intelligence as including a range of types of abilities that function as a system., Multiple intelligences theory, Proposed that people possess many independent types of intelligences.

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