Because most infant test scores do not tap the same dimensions of intelligence assessed in older children,they usually are conservatively labeled __________ rather than IQs.
A) perceptual quotients (PQs)
B) habituation quotients (HQs)
C) distribution quotients (DQs)
D) developmental quotients (DQs)

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Infant test scores usually assess different dimensions of intelligence than IQ tests and are typically labeled as developmental quotients (DQs) to reflect this difference. Perceptual quotients (PQs), habituation quotients (HQs), and distribution quotients (DQs) are not commonly used labels for infant test scores.

Because Most Infant Test Scores Do Not Tap the Same