Which statement about intelligence tests is true?
A. Group-administered tests are best suited to identifying highly intelligent children and diagnosing children with learning problems.
B. Both group-administered and individually administered tests can be given by teachers with minimal training.
C. With individually administered tests, the examiner not only considers the child's answers but also observes the child's behavior.
D. Group-administered tests include observations of the child's behavior, such as attention to and interest in the tasks.
Answer: C
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