Regarding the stability of IQ test scores throughout the lifespan, which is generally assumed to be true?
A) IQ scores in infancy are negatively correlated with IQ scores in adulthood.
B) IQ scores in infancy are not strongly correlated with IQ scores in adulthood.
C) IQ scores in infancy are strongly correlated with IQ scores in adulthood.
D) IQ scores obtained in infancy are relatively stable over time.
Answer: B
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