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Which of the following is not a valid argument against the use of IQ tests to group elementary school children for instruction?   
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IQ tests may be biased against those who are not of the dominant middle-class white culture.   
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There are many accurate and objective alternative methods, such as teacher rating scales, for assigning children to instructional groups.   
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IQ test scores may lead to the creation of permanent labels or self-fulfilling prophecies for low achievement.   
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IQ tests fail to measure many aspects of functioning, such as social skills, which may be relevant to achievement in school.
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