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A History of Infant Intelligence Testing,normative scales and intelligence tests such as those developed at Yale, Minnesota, Berkeley, and Iowa. These tests, appearing in the late 1920s and early 1930s, gained widespread acceptance and they led to a series of studies on the stability of scores from month to month, the test—retest reliabili

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Early Learning and Intelligence,r expressions of intelligence. In this chapter each of these three potential relations between infant learning and intelligence is considered with respect to past and future relevant research. Before we turn to that discussion, however, it is necessary to say a few words about what is meant by . and

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,Understanding “Why”: Its Significance in Early Intelligence, appear to recognize and even to prefer the human face and voice over other shapes and sounds, a preference that some investigators have interpreted as suggesting that the human child has a perceptual set for attending to these human attributes (Fantz, 1961; Eimas .., 1971). Other kinds of informati