Efforts to Predict Later IQ Using Estimates of Infants' Information-Processing

Efforts to predict later IQ using estimates of infants' information-processing have revealed that

A) infants who process information slowly tend to have higher IQs as children.
B) information-processing is unrelated to later IQ.
C) infants who process information more rapidly and efficiently tend to have higher IQs as children.
D) information-processing measures are not as good as infant intelligence tests at predicting children's later IQ scores.