An intelligence measure that fails to predict childhood and adolescent intelligence is one that determines ______.
A) infants' abilities using scales of infant development
B) how quickly infants look when shown a stimulus
C) the degree to which infants prefer new stimuli over familiar ones
D) how quickly infants habituate to a stimulus

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Intelligence measures that determine infants' abilities using scales of infant development do not predict childhood and adolescent intelligence. This is because these measures only assess the current developmental stage of the infant and do not account for future cognitive growth and development.

An Intelligence Measure That Fails to Predict Childhood and Adolescent