In general, studies have indicated that the race of the examiner
A)should be the same as that of the subject.
B)should be different than that of the subject.
C)is unrelated to test performance.
D)is not as important as sex of the examiner.

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Most studies suggest that the race of the examiner is generally unrelated to the test performance of the subject, indicating that factors other than the race of the examiner are more significant in influencing test outcomes.

In General, Studies Have Indicated That the Race of the Examiner