Regarding the stability of IQ scores, which of the following statements is FALSE?
A)IQ scores measured at age 3 are highly correlated with those IQ scores measured at age 25.
B)After middle childhood, a person's IQ scores usually change very little from year to year with a small, gradual increase until about age 40.
C)On average, there is a small decline in IQ after age 40.
D)Actual IQs reflect a person's education, maturity, and experience, as well as innate intelligence.

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IQ scores measured at age 3 are not highly correlated with those measured at age 25. The stability of IQ scores increases with age, and scores are more predictive in later childhood than at age 3.

Regarding the Stability of IQ Scores, Which of the Following