Unlike group tests, individually administered intelligence tests
A) permit large numbers of students to be tested at once.
B) are useful in instructional planning.
C) must be given by trained individuals.
D) identify children who require more extensive group evaluation.

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Individually administered intelligence tests must be given by trained individuals, as they require a one-on-one testing environment and the administration and interpretation of the test results require expertise.

Unlike Group Tests, Individually Administered Intelligence Tests