Cattell Infant Intelligence Scale 1. All of the above tests focus on sensorimotor functioning, e.g., visual tracking, reflexes, body tone, responsiveness. All are sensitive to retardation and neuropsychological deficits.
None are decent predictors of intelligence for dull, normal, or bright children.
Valencia suggested this. There is more on this in the gopher. But there is some issue of validity here. Less verbal and more visual than even the Weschler test. Measures for the Handicapped Columbia Mental Maturity Scale, 3rd ed.