Multiple Choice
Why do IQ and school tests often fail to accurately measure intelligence?
A) because they fail to account for differences in cultural capital
B) because they are part of an increasingly professionalized curriculum
C) because they are designed to deceive test-takers, so they do not really measure "intelligence"
D) because they are biased according to dominant cultural values and experiences
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