Categorizing and labeling children, once deemed counterintuitive, is:
A) Still likely to result in bias, either conscious or unconscious
B) Is now a necessity due to widespread use of medication
C) No longer considered as relevant an issue as in the past DeLucia-Waack, 2001)
D) Now seen as a more effective way of forming viable groups

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Categorizing and labeling children can still result in bias, either conscious or unconscious, which can have negative consequences on the child's development and education. It is important to approach each child as an individual and focus on their unique strengths and needs, rather than labeling them based on a diagnosis or perceived behavior.

Categorizing and Labeling Children, Once Deemed Counterintuitive, Is