Group intelligence tests came under increasing attack because
A)they were not valid.
B)the test results conflicted with school performance.
C)administrators relied on them exclusively and did not seek other sources of information.
D)teachers and administrators believed the results of the test were biased.

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Group intelligence tests were criticized for being the sole determinant of a student's abilities and potential, and administrators often relied too heavily on them without seeking additional information or context. However, the other options are not entirely accurate. While some have questioned the validity of intelligence tests, they are widely accepted as valid measures of intelligence. Conflicting results with school performance may indicate a need to examine other factors such as motivation or learning style. Biases in the test may exist, but this is not the primary reason for the criticism of group intelligence tests.

Group Intelligence Tests Came Under Increasing Attack Because