Efforts to Predict Later IQ Using Habituation Techniques Have Revealed

Multiple Choice

Efforts to predict later IQ using habituation techniques have revealed that

A) infants who habituate slowly to stimuli tend to have higher IQs as children.
B) habituation is unrelated to later IQ.
C) infants who habituate to stimuli more rapidly tend to have higher IQs as children.
D) habituation measures are not as good as infant intelligence tests at predicting children's later IQ scores.