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The major advantage of using the ratio method of computing IQ, rather than reporting only a child's mental age, is which of the following?

▸ The ratio method provides a more accurate method of measuring mental age.

▸ The ratio method allows for children of different chronological ages to be compared more meaningfully.

▸ The ratio method provides a less racially biased method of measuring mental age.

▸ The ratio method provides a less racially biased method of computing IQ.

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