Infant intelligence tests primarily gauge intelligence by measuring
A)sensory and motor skills.
B)cognitive and language skills.
C)sensory and language skills.
D)expressive and receptive language skills.

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Infant intelligence tests typically measure sensory and motor skills as they are the primary areas of development in the first year of life. These skills include things like reaching, grasping, and responding to sounds and sights. Cognitive and language skills come later in development and are typically assessed in later childhood assessments.

Infant Intelligence Tests Primarily Gauge Intelligence by Measuring