Does an Increased Rate of Habituation in Infancy Predict Later

question 100

Multiple Choice

Does an increased rate of habituation in infancy predict later intellectual development?

• A)No, it has no predictive value.
• B)Yes, it is predictive of higher scores.
• C)Yes, it is predictive of lower scores.
• D)No, it has no predictive value for intelligence, but it does indicate perceptual abnormalities.

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Definitions:

Pupa

A transitional stage of a developing insect, after larva and before adulthood, during which it undergoes transformation.

Cocoon

A protective casing spun by the larvae of many insects, inside which they undergo metamorphosis into their adult form.

Caterpillar

The larval stage of butterflies and moths, often recognized by its elongated body, multiple legs, and the ability to transform into a butterfly or moth.

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