The differences in IQ scores seen between Caucasian and African ...

[V@ndy87]

The differences in IQ scores seen between Caucasian and African American children are reduced when
 
  a. the tests administered are standardized.
  b. heredity is factored out.
  c. the tests administered are culturally fair.
  d. the tests administered contain primarily verbal items.

Question 2

A limitation of the questionnaire as a method of gathering information on children's knowledge is that
 
  a. its interpretation is likely to be influenced by the biases of the researcher who is scoring the responses.
  b. difficulties with understanding the questions may cause the children to answer them inaccurately.
  c. a long period of time is needed to collect enough data to make the interpretation of the results meaningful.
  d. it requires a considerable amount of time to score.

[popopong]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B

[V@ndy87]

TYSM

[Liddy]

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