Unlike the Older Intelligence Tests That Used Stern's Method for Calculating

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Multiple Choice

Unlike the older intelligence tests that used Stern's method for calculating the intelligence quotient, current intelligence tests provide an "IQ" score that:

• A) is one's mental age as determined by one's performance relative to the average performance of individuals across various age groups.
• B) is the ratio of one's mental age to one's chronological age multiplied by 100.
• C) is determined by one's performance relative to the test scores of people of one's own age.
• D) is based on one's test score relative to the mean test scores of people at different age levels.

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