Perhaps the greatest value of preschool tests lies in their use for identifying children who are
A) in a very low range of functioning and in need of intervention.
B) in a very high range of functioning and in need of intervention.
C) Both in a very low range of functioning and in need of intervention and in a very high range of functioning and in need of intervention.
D) None of these

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Preschool tests are commonly used to identify children who are in a very low range of functioning and in need of intervention. This can include identifying children with developmental delays or disabilities, as well as those who may be at risk for academic, social, or emotional difficulties. While preschool tests may also identify children who are in a very high range of functioning, these children are often already identified through other means (e.g. parent and teacher reports, observational data). Therefore, the primary value of preschool tests is in identifying children in need of early intervention services.

Perhaps the Greatest Value of Preschool Tests Lies in Their