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CharlieWard

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The Bayley Scales' developmental quotient is based on
 
  a. the infant's habituation rate and reflex strength.
  b. visual reaction time and score on the mental scale.
  c. IQ score adjusted downward for age.
  d. scores obtained on the mental and motor scales.

Question 2

Scores from which parts of the Bayley Scales contribute to the calculation of the developmental quotient (DQ)?
 
  a. None, because the DQ is calculated on the Stanford-Binet
  b. Mental scale, motor scale, and infant behavioral record
  c. Mental scale and infant behavioral record
  d. Motor scale and mental scale



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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