Question

All of the following statements about individually-administered IQ tests are true except one. Which statement is FALSE?

A) Individually-administered IQ tests are typically administered by a trained psychologist or examiner.
B) These tests often include a variety of tasks and questions that assess different cognitive abilities.
C) The scoring of individually-administered IQ tests is entirely objective and free from interpretation.
D) These tests aim to provide a comprehensive assessment of an individual's intellectual abilities.

Answer 1

The scoring of individually-administered IQ tests is not entirely objective and free from interpretation.

Step-by-step explanation:

Statement C) The scoring of individually-administered IQ tests is entirely objective and free from interpretation is FALSE. While IQ tests are standardized to provide consistent administration and scoring, interpretation of the results does require some subjectivity. Qualified professionals, such as trained psychologists or examiners, administer the tests and interpret the scores based on established norms and guidelines. Scoring and interpretation involve analyzing various tasks and questions to assess different cognitive abilities and provide a comprehensive assessment of an individual's intellectual abilities (Statement D).