Which one of the following is a correct interpretation of a high school student's IQ score of 115?
A) The student is probably not "college material."
B) It will remain constant for that student for a period of at least five to six years.
C) The student has acquired 84% of the average adult's intellectual capabilities.
D) The student has performed better on an intelligence test than the majority of students of the same age.

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An IQ score of 115 is above the average score of 100, indicating that the student has performed better on an intelligence test than the majority of students of the same age. IQ scores are normed so that the average is always 100, and scores are distributed in a way that most people score within a range of about 85 to 115. A score of 115 places a student above this average range.

Which One of the Following Is a Correct Interpretation of a High