A Cross-Sectional Study of Children Who Were Born with Cerebral

question 32

Multiple Choice

A cross-sectional study of children who were born with cerebral damage and a control group of children with no brain damage demonstrated that:

• A) the two groups showed no differences in IQ.
• B) the two groups showed no differences in IQ at the age of 6 years, but the group with brain damage had lower average IQ at older ages.
• C) the group with brain damage had lower average IQ at the age of 6 years, but the groups showed no differences at older ages.
• D) the two groups showed no differences in IQ through puberty, but the group with brain damage had lower average IQ at older ages.

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