An Intelligence Measure That Fails to Predict Childhood and Adolescent

question 72

Multiple Choice

An intelligence measure that fails to predict childhood and adolescent intelligence is one that determines ______.

• A) infants' abilities using scales of infant development
• B) how quickly infants look when shown a stimulus
• C) the degree to which infants prefer new stimuli over familiar ones
• D) how quickly infants habituate to a stimulus

---

Definitions:

Fiscal Drag

The negative effect on disposable income and aggregate demand when taxes do not fall in line with inflation, effectively increasing the tax burden.

Classical Economists

Economists who believe in self-regulating markets where competition leads to efficient outcomes without government intervention.

Investment

The act of allocating resources, often financial, into something expecting it to generate income or profit.

Saving

The portion of income not spent on current consumption but set aside for future use.