Most secondary educational programs:
A)enhance cognitive ability but not test-taking ability.
B)have strong,long-lasting effects.
C)have effects that dwindle and vanish within a few years after school.
D)can actually increase intelligence scores between 12 and 18 points.

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Research has shown that while secondary educational programs may improve academic performance and certain cognitive abilities, their effects tend to diminish over time and may even disappear within a few years after school. Additionally, there is no evidence to suggest that such programs can increase intelligence scores by 12 to 18 points, as mentioned in option D. Option A is partially true in that educational programs may enhance cognitive ability, but it is not necessarily true that they do not improve test-taking ability. Option B is also incorrect because the effects of such programs tend to be short-lived.

Most Secondary Educational Programs