After he failed his high school algebra course,David's IQ was tested by his school psychologist and was found to be 92.The school psychologist is likely to tell David that he should
A) probably not try to pursue any further mathematics courses,as this material is designed for students who are at least average in intelligence or above.
B) retake the course,as his IQ falls in an average range which should be sufficient for passing algebra.
C) probably not try to pursue any further mathematics courses,as this material is designed for the 5 percent or so of students who will go on to college.
D) retake the course,but he will need lots of remedial help because his IQ is well below average.

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IQ tests only measure a certain type of intelligence and do not necessarily predict success in specific academic subjects. Additionally, an IQ score of 92 falls within the average range, indicating that David should have the basic cognitive abilities necessary to pass algebra with proper effort and support. Therefore, the school psychologist would likely encourage David to retake the course and provide him with additional resources if needed.

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