One problem with the IQ-achievement discrepancy approach is ________.
A) parents do not like the approach
B) it allows for early intervening
C) it takes years for a discrepancy to become large enough
D) there are not tests to measure the discrepancy

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The IQ-achievement discrepancy approach to identifying learning disabilities has been criticized because it often requires a significant gap to develop between a student's IQ and their academic achievement before intervention is initiated. This means that it can take years before the discrepancy becomes large enough to qualify for assistance, delaying early intervention and support.

One Problem with the IQ-Achievement Discrepancy Approach Is ________