Topic: Intelligence tests bring more harm than good
Intelligence tests bring more harm than good because they justify pseudo-scientific discrimination against people of lower intelligence.
intelligence tests bring more harm than good because they may make people feel depressed by making them think they are not good enough
intelligence tests bring more harm than good because they put a stigma on people that doesn't need to be there
intelligence tests bring more harm than good because they really don't judge how smart a person is.  it judges how good a person is at taking tests.   some people are very smart but just aren't good at tests.
Intelligence tests bring more harm than good because they undermine self esteem for children with lower scores than their classmates.
intelligence tests bring more harm than good because when one learns their number, then they try to live their life to that number.
intelligence tests bring more harm than good because you can not really tell how intelligent people are by tests
intelligence tests bring more harm than good by focusing on strengths and weaknesses.
intelligence tests bring more harm than good for best behavior in studios
intelligence tests bring more harm than good if was some irreal andi logic
intelligence tests bring more harm than good in that all they actually measure is your ability to take a test.  there are far more important things in life than that.
intelligence tests bring more harm than good since not all intelligence can be tested, for instance, one could be gifted socially and this cannot be tested.
intelligence tests bring more harm that good because once a person knows their score, they feel they must live up to that expectation or feel "dumb".
intelligence tests can be a tool to help us understand ourselves and our abilities.
intelligence tests can be good in identifying if a student needs additional help
intelligence tests can be learnt so people with the right background can appear cleverer than they are.
intelligence tests can be used as an aid to determine an individual's specific areas of knowledge.
intelligence tests can be used in schools to give administrators guidelines on what certain students have to work on in order to graduate.
intelligence tests can be useful in determining a person's strengths and weaknesses
intelligence tests can bring more harm than good as some people might have a lot of common sense but not be that intelligent and vice versa and they could both contribute equally to society
intelligence tests can bring more harm than good. they can label children disabled or gifted and that can affect their opinion of themselves at a young age. also, these tests can be unreliable.
intelligence tests can cause depression in children with low performance
intelligence tests can determine which area an individual excels at so they can  take a path that will lead them to their greatest success
intelligence tests can do more harm than good because it labels the takers as gifted or failure and don't cover other forms of intelligence.