The Most Important Characteristic Affecting a Child's Performance on an Intelligence

question 29

Multiple Choice

The most important characteristic affecting a child's performance on an intelligence test is the ​

• A) examiner's clinical judgment
• B) degree of bias introduced by the examiner
• C) child's level of acculturation
• D) degree of frustration experienced by the child

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