Knowing a Child's IQ at Age Three​ Is

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Multiple Choice

Knowing a child's IQ at age three​ is

• A) ​a highly reliable and valid measure of future IQ.
• B) ​only valid if a culture-fair IQ test was used.
• C) ​only a valid measure for children with average IQs and not for gifted or the intellectually disabled.
• D) unreliable and ​tells us very little about what the child's IQ will be in adulthood.

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