The most predominantly used infant test of intelligence is the ...

[ss2343]

The most predominantly used infant test of intelligence is the Bayley Scales of Infant Development, which is aimed at
 
  a. predicting competency in adulthood.
  b. predicting later childhood competence.
  c. assessing motor skills but not intellectual ability.
  d. assessing intellectual ability but not motor skills.

Question 2

Alisha and John conducted a study to determine how children pay attention to different television programs. After scoring the videos separately, Alisha's scores were very different from John's scores, indicating
 
  a. low test-retest reliability. c. low inter-rater reliability.
  b. high test-retest validity. d. high inter-rater validity.

[sierramartinez]

Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C

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