A child taking the Stanford-Binet test who scores at an "average" level of intelligence would show a ____ that is equal to his or her ____.
A) chronological age; IQ score
B) verbal score; performance score
C) performance score; mental age
D) mental age; chronological age

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The Stanford-Binet test measures intelligence by comparing a child's mental age (how they perform on the test compared to average performance at different ages) to their chronological age (their actual age). A score at an "average" level means these two ages would match.

A Child Taking the Stanford-Binet Test Who Scores at an "Average