Intelligence testing is likely to remain a substantial part of the assessment process because of which of the following?
A) Our objective knowledge of what constitutes intelligence
B) A known correlation between scores on IQ tests and school achievement
C) The proven validity of IQ tests for all students
D) All of the above

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There is a known correlation between scores on IQ tests and school achievement, which supports the continued use of intelligence testing in the assessment process. However, there are ongoing debates and criticisms regarding the objective definition of intelligence and the validity of IQ tests for certain populations, so options A and C cannot be considered true justifications for the continued use of intelligence testing.

Intelligence Testing Is Likely to Remain a Substantial Part of the Assessment