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In the early 20th century, a new standardized intelligence test was developed and administered to children across the United States. The results consistently showed that children from immigrant and minority communities scored lower than children from the majority population. Based on the primary concerns of pioneering psychologists from diverse backgrounds during that era, what would be their most likely evaluation of this situation?
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