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Compared to students with different ethnic and SES backgrounds, most educators would predict, based

Compared to students with different ethnic and SES backgrounds, most educators would predict, based on research, that students who are white and from middle- and upper-class backgrounds will do

a. about the same on traditional measures of intelligence because of culturally fair testing mandates.
b. better on traditional measures of intelligence.
c. better on the verbal scales but worse on the performance and math scales.
d. worse on traditional measure of intelligence.

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