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.

Recognize the therapeutic application and benefits of meditation, including its limitations and precautions.

Understand the principles of conducting a body scan and its role in relaxation.

Acknowledge the importance of addressing medical or physical conditions before implementing breathing or meditation techniques.

Guide clients in managing distractions and maintaining focus during meditation.

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Definitions:

Low Intelligence

A term often used to describe individuals who perform significantly below average in measures of cognitive ability or intellectual function.

Terror Management Theory

A psychological concept suggesting that the fear of one's own mortality drives behaviors aimed at boosting self-esteem and faith in their worldviews.

Objectification Theory

A framework suggesting that the objectification of individuals, particularly women, leads to various negative psychological outcomes.

Social Identity Theory

The theory that people classify themselves and others into various social categories, such as vocational, religious, or familial affiliations, influencing their behaviors and perceptions.