Using IQ Scores from 11-Year-Olds in 1932 and Subsequent Follow-Up

question 12

Multiple Choice

Using IQ scores from 11-year-olds in 1932 and subsequent follow-up tests, Deary et al. (2004; 2006) found evidence for all of the following, EXCEPT:

• A)A main effect of reduced mental test performance at age 80
• B)A 0.66 correlation coefficient between IQ scores at the two time points
• C)No relationship between sex and physical fitness at age 80
• D)A significant relationship between IQ at 11 and physical fitness at age 80
• E)A significance influence of social class on physical fitness at age 80

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