When Inuit Children and Non-Inuit Children Score Radically Differently on IQ

question 102

Multiple Choice

When Inuit children and non-Inuit children score radically differently on IQ tests, the best explanation may be that:

• A)Inuit children are less intelligent than non-Inuit children
• B)Inuit children did not understand the questions
• C)Inuit children had difficulty with the language of the test
• D)Non-Inuit children probably cheated

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