If you were a testing professional, which one of the following would you NOT do when testing individuals with disabilities?
A) ensure the intended test outcomes indicate the intended attributes
B) provide special accommodations, if necessary, to individuals with disabilities
C) modify test scores to take into account a test taker's disability
D) rely on more than test scores when testing individuals for diagnostic purposes

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Modifying test scores to take into account a test taker's disability is unethical and does not accurately represent the individual's abilities. It is important to provide accommodations and alternative testing methods, but the intended test outcomes should be the same for all individuals taking the test. Relying on more than test scores, such as observations and interviews, can provide a more comprehensive understanding of an individual's abilities and limitations.

If You Were a Testing Professional, Which One of the Following