The Deviation IQ Became Necessary Because

question 76

Multiple Choice

The deviation IQ became necessary because

• A)standard deviations for IQ's were the same across age groups.
• B)IQ's at one age level did not compare to IQ's at another age level in terms of percentiles.
• C)the IQ was difficult to calculate.
• D)the IQ was a cumbersome concept.

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