Psychologists generally agree that intelligence test scores are ________ in terms of being sensitive to differences caused by cultural experiences and are ________ in terms of their predictive validity for different groups.
A) biased;biased
B) biased;not biased
C) not biased;biased
D) not biased;not biased

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Intelligence tests are often criticized for being culturally biased, as they may not equally represent the knowledge and experiences of all cultural groups. However, they tend to have predictive validity across different groups, meaning they can reliably predict future performance or outcomes (e.g., academic success) regardless of cultural background.

Psychologists Generally Agree That Intelligence Test Scores Are ________ in Terms