Longitudinal research reveals that
A) most infant tests accurately predict later intelligence and academic performance.
B) the majority of children show substantial fluctuations in IQ between toddlerhood and adolescence.
C) infant tests are somewhat better at making long-term predictions for moderate to high-scoring babies.
D) the majority of children perform the same or slightly worse on IQ tests as they age.

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Longitudinal research indicates that IQ can fluctuate significantly from toddlerhood to adolescence due to various factors such as environment, education, and personal development.

Longitudinal Research Reveals That