A student's grades are not an accurate reflection of the student's intelligence.Therefore a student's grades lack
In a study of intelligence.
A)validity
B)reliability
C)objectivity
D)abstraction

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Validity refers to the extent to which a measurement tool or assessment accurately measures what it is intended to measure. In this case, the statement is suggesting that a student's grades do not accurately reflect their intelligence, so the grades lack validity in measuring intelligence. Reliability refers to consistency and objectivity refers to lack of bias, neither of which are directly related to the statement. Abstraction is not relevant in this context.

A Student's Grades Are Not an Accurate Reflection of the Student's