Standardized Tests May Not Give an Accurate Assessment of a Child's

question 6

Multiple Choice

Standardized tests may not give an accurate assessment of a child's development because

• A) Each child comes from a unique set of family experiences.
• B) Maturational differences measured by standardized tests do not exist among children.
• C) All children can control a pencil by a certain age.
• D) None of the above; Standardized tests always provide an accurate assessment.

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Population

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