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renzo156

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Because most infant test scores do not tap the same dimensions of intelligence assessed in older children, they usually are conservatively labeled __________ rather than IQs.
 
  A) perceptual quotients (PQs)
  B) habituation quotients (HQs)
  C) distribution quotients (DQs)
  D) developmental quotients (DQs)

Question 2

Most infant tests predict __________.
 
  A) school achievement well
  B) later intelligence poorly
  C) motor responses poorly
  D) adult vocational success well



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

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Answer: B





 

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