Why has the process of flagging been highly controversial?

A) It provides accommodations to individuals who may not need them
B) It unfairly labels individuals who need accommodations
C) It refuses accommodations to certain groups of individuals
D) It reduces the validity of the test results

Flagging can be controversial because it can unfairly label individuals who have legitimate needs for accommodations as "different" or "less capable." This can have negative effects on their self-esteem and opportunities for academic or professional advancement. Additionally, there may be concerns that some individuals who do not truly need accommodations could exploit the system by flagging themselves to gain an unfair advantage.