Mental age scores
A)are also known as ratio intelligence quotients.
B)tell nothing about whether overall intelligence is high or low.
C)are a better measure of intelligence than deviation IQ scores.
D)are lower than chronological ages for those with superior intelligence.

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Mental age scores only provide information about a person's cognitive abilities relative to those of others in the same age group. They do not indicate overall intelligence or intellectual potential. Therefore, they cannot be considered a better measure of intelligence than deviation IQ scores, and they are not necessarily lower than chronological ages for those with superior intelligence.

Mental Age Scores