Most infant tests
A) are helpful in assessing the newborn's adjustment to life outside the womb.
B) emphasize higher-order cognitive skills like memory and problem solving.
C) do not tap the same dimensions of intelligence measured at older ages.
D) show good long-term prediction of childhood intellectual functioning.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Most infant tests measure basic abilities like sensory perception and motor skills, which are not the same dimensions of intelligence measured at older ages. They do not assess higher-order cognitive skills like memory and problem solving. Additionally, while these tests may give insight into the infant's current status, they do not reliably predict long-term intellectual functioning. Therefore, option A and D are incorrect.

Most Infant Tests