When testing children, testing should begin
A) not longer than 5 to 10 minutes after the child arrives
B) when the test manual says it should begin
C) when he/she seems relaxed enough to give maximum effort
D) almost immediately so as to prevent the child from developing fear of the tester

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Testing should begin when the child appears relaxed enough to give their maximum effort, as this condition is likely to yield the most accurate assessment of the child's abilities. Starting too soon or strictly adhering to a manual's schedule may not take into account the child's comfort and readiness, which are crucial for a successful testing session.

When Testing Children, Testing Should Begin