Which of the following is true of most infant intelligence measures?
A)Predictive and construct validity are not well documented.
B)They differentiate well for infants who function at higher levels but do not do well with infants who are suspected of having disabilities.
C)They can be used in place of invasive medical tests and complex scanning methodologies.
D)Because of their psychometric weaknesses, they are no longer used.

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Most infant intelligence measures have not been well documented in terms of predictive and construct validity. This means that their ability to predict future intelligence or cognitive abilities and their effectiveness in measuring what they claim to measure (construct validity) are not well established.

Which of the Following Is True of Most Infant Intelligence