Question

What is the primary purpose of infant intelligence tests?

Options

• To measure pure intelligence in babies.

• To assess developmental abilities like movement, speech, and social interaction.

• To predict future academic performance.

• To compare babies with adults.

Answer 1

To assess developmental abilities like movement, speech, and social interaction

Explanation:

Infant intelligence tests primarily assess a child's development across various domains rather than measuring pure intelligence. They evaluate how babies progress in motor skills, language, adaptation, and social abilities.