Which of the Following Is NOT a Contributing Factor in the Overrepresentation

question 37

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a contributing factor in the overrepresentation of students from minority groups in special education?​

• A)Poverty that results in limited health care, poor nutrition, and poor living conditions.
• B)Test bias and inappropriate assessment techniques
• C)Cultural variables that prevent academic achievement
• D)Faulty identification procedures and ineffective prereferral strategies

Understand and describe various levels of cognitive challenges based on IQ scores.

Recognize the ability of standard intelligence tests to assess different types of intelligences as proposed by Gardner.

Analyze the relationship between intelligence and physiological indicators such as glucose consumption.

Understand the historical development and fundamental assumptions of measures of intelligence.

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Definitions:

Unreasonable Risk

Exposing individuals or groups to a level of danger or harm that is not justified by the potential benefits or is beyond what is considered acceptable under the circumstances.

Business Visitor

An individual entering a country for a short duration for business-related purposes that do not entail being part of the labor market there.

Invitee

A person who is invited onto a property for the benefit of the property owner or occupier, leading to a higher duty of care.

Tort Reform

A legal process aiming to reduce litigation or damages that plaintiffs can receive, often in an effort to reduce frivolous lawsuits.