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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