Which of the following is supported by research on IQ test bias?
A)Attempts to change IQ tests by eliminating verbal,fact-oriented items have substantially raised the scores of low-SES minority children.
B)Ethnic minority children,who often grow up in more "people-oriented" than "object-oriented" homes,may lack toys and games that promote certain intellectual skills.
C)Most modern IQ tests have eliminated items that may be biased against some groups of children,particularly low-SES ethnic minorities.
D)When children of the same age enrolled in different grades are compared,those who have been in school longer score slightly lower on IQ tests.

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Research suggests that ethnic minority children may lack exposure to certain intellectual skills that are promoted by toys and games typically found in more affluent, object-oriented households. However, research does not support options A, C, or D. Option A is incorrect because attempts to change IQ tests have not substantially raised the scores of low-SES minority children. Option C is incorrect because while IQ tests have evolved to reduce bias, they still have some inherent limitations. Option D is incorrect because research does not support the claim that schooling duration affects IQ scores.

Which of the Following Is Supported by Research on IQ