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    The Fagan Test of Infant Intelligence Does Not Measure
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The Fagan Test of Infant Intelligence Does Not Measure

Question 121

Question 121

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The Fagan Test of Infant Intelligence does not measure


A) looking time.
B) response to novelty.
C) a variable that shows continuity between infancy and childhood.
D) motor skills.

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