To compensate for infants' unpredictable behaviors, some tests
A) depend heavily on information supplied by parents.
B) require parents and caregivers to administer the items.
C) focus solely on the infant's behavior toward the examiner.
D) can only be administered outside of the parent's presence.

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Since infants are unpredictable and may not behave consistently during a test, relying on information supplied by parents can provide important insights into the child's abilities and development.

To Compensate for Infants' Unpredictable Behaviors, Some Tests