If you looked at the average IQ for Canadians in 2020, you would find that it was a lot higher than in 1960. This is not a problem with the test, but reflects
A)problems with static testing
B)cultural bias
C)poor standardization
D)the Flynn effect
E)new factor analysis

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The increase in average IQ scores over time, observed not just in Canada but worldwide, is known as the Flynn effect. This phenomenon is attributed to various factors, including better nutrition, education, and more stimulating environments, rather than issues with the IQ tests themselves.

If You Looked at the Average IQ for Canadians in 2020