Critics of the IQ Test Often Argue That

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Multiple Choice

Critics of the IQ test often argue that:

• A)Most often IQ scores do not correlate with academic performance
• B)The IQ test does not measure how well individuals can succeed in their environment
• C)IQ scores,even those that are culture-free,differ widely across cultures
• D)Most politicians score low on IQ tests

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