Jeffery is a fourth-grade student who is housing insecure. On the morning he took an IQ test, he had not had breakfast nor slept more than three hours the night before. Results yielded an IQ of 75. Under these circumstances, can an IQ score be trusted? Group of answer choices Yes. IQ testing is robust to changes in social situations. Yes. Many other students will experience the same conditions, thus creating a control for such a situation. No. Social variables have skewed Jeffery's test results. No. Social conditions must be uniform across test takers in order for the normal distribution to function properly