When Researchers Compared University Students' Self-Reports of Own Intelligence with Actual

Multiple Choice

When researchers compared university students' self-reports of own intelligence with actual intelligence test scores, they found that

A) students were moderately accurate.
B) self-reports were valid "proxies" for IQ scores.
C) others who knew the student were more accurate than the student.
D) correlations did not reach .30.
E) teachers of the students were more accurate than the students.