The ceiling effect,when discussing testing children who are gifted and talented,refers to tests
A)being too difficult for students to complete.
B)being too easy to offer an accurate representation of students' skills.
C)that are designed to measure only students in the top quartile.
D)that are designed to measure only students in the bottom quartile.

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The ceiling effect in testing gifted and talented children refers to tests that are too easy to accurately evaluate their abilities. These children may reach the highest score on a test, indicating they have reached the ceiling of the test's capacity to measure their skills, and not accurately reflecting their full potential.

The Ceiling Effect,when Discussing Testing Children Who Are Gifted and Talented,refers