Research Examining the Correlational Stability of IQ Suggests That

question 84

Multiple Choice

Research examining the correlational stability of IQ suggests that

• A) the younger the child at the time of first testing, the better the prediction of later IQ.
• B) test scores during infancy predict school-age IQ better than test scores during the preschool years.
• C) the closer in time two testings are, the stronger the relationship between the scores.
• D) after age 3, IQ scores are fairly stable throughout the school years.

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