In intelligence testing,a ceiling level refers to the
A) point at which a subtest becomes less reliable.
B) items that most children of a specific age are likely to fail.
C) items of a subtest designed to maximize performance
D) point at which a subtest is discontinued.

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The ceiling level in intelligence testing is the point at which a subtest is discontinued because the test-taker is unable to answer further questions correctly, indicating the limit of their ability on that subtest.

In Intelligence Testing,a Ceiling Level Refers to the