The 5ᵗʰ Edition of the Stanford-Binet Test Is Believed to Be

question 68

Multiple Choice

The 5ᵗʰ edition of the Stanford-Binet Test is believed to be

• A) a valid test for the prediction of academic success in boys but not girls.
• B) less valid than the earlier version of the test because of biases in ethnicity.
• C) a "culture free" test of intelligence and useful for measuring persons falling in the low range of intellectual functioning.
• D) appropriate for identifying people who fall at both the high and low ends of the intelligence continuum.

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