A paradigm shift has occurred in the assessment of normal and high-risk infants because recognition memory infant tests have demonstrated greater predictive validity than traditional sensorimotor infant tests for predicting later childhood cognitive outcomes. Previous psychometric research on selected neurodevelopmental tests is examined, and the clinical and theoretical implications of these findings are discussed.
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