Which of the following is not a true statement about the intelligence tests given to U.S. recruits during World War I?
A) Many recruits received low scores.
B) The tests were the idea of psychologists, who wanted to demonstrate the validity of their profession.
C) Advocates of the tests thought they would help identify potential officers.
D) The tests reinforced ethnic and racial stereotypes.
E) The tests were recognized as flawed and discredited as a means for evaluation.

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The intelligence tests were not immediately recognized as flawed and discredited during World War I; they were widely used and accepted at the time, despite later criticism and recognition of their biases and limitations.

Which of the Following Is Not a True Statement About