How soon can the Bayley–III be re-administered in order to measure growth?
The types of items administered to infants are unlikely to be “learned” or to produce practice effects, so children can be re-administered the Bayley–III in a shorter time frame. An interval of approximately 3 months is recommended for children under 12 months of age; an interval of approximately 6 months is recommended for children older than 12 months, although shorter intervals can be used if warranted.
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