Compared to European American children, how had African-American children historically scored on standardized IQ tests (up until 1972)?
A) African-American children scored an average of 15 point higher.
B) African American children scored an average of 15 points lower.
C) African American children scored an average of 25 points lower.
D) African American children showed no difference in scores with European American children.

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Historically, African-American children have scored an average of 15 points lower on standardized IQ tests compared to European American children up until 1972. This difference in scores can be attributed to various factors, including cultural bias in the tests, lack of educational opportunities, and socioeconomic disadvantages.

Compared to European American Children, How Had African-American Children Historically