Psychologists Have Devised Several Tests of "Emotional Intelligence," Asking, for Example

Psychologists have devised several tests of "emotional intelligence," asking, for example, what to do in a particular situation. One major problem with these tests, so far, is that

A) it has been difficult to get enough people to answer the questions.
B) the questions are worded in a way that only well-educated people can understand.
C) no one is sure which are the correct answers.
D) the tests are too short to show much variability among people.