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Kira has been raised in an impoverished environment, with no access to books and very few age-appropriate toys. What does the reaction range model predict for Kira?

▸ She will score near the bottom of her potential IQ range.

▸ She will show a steady decrease in IQ score during early childhood and adolescence.

▸ She will perform worse than the majority of her peers on standardized tests of intelligence.

▸ She will have a narrower intellectual reaction range than children raised in more stimulating environments.

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