What is important to take into consideration when interpreting Bayley-III scores?
A. Scores are predictive of intelligence later in childhood.
B. Low scores indicate an infant has an intellectual disability.
C. Low scores call for a brain scan.
D. Poor scores are cause for retesting because of low test-retest reliability.
Answer: D
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