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WAIS-IV Exam Questions with Correct AnswersThis word refers to an individual's strength or weakness in a particular
area as compared to the average score of the population Correct Answer-
Normative
This intelligence test was a precursor to the WAIS and was developed
out of research on children which strived to establish more accurate
diagnoses Correct Answer-Stanford-Binet
The Army Alpha and Army Beta intelligence tests were developed
during this historical period to be used for this purpose Correct Answer-
WWI to select army officers
The number of WAIS-III subtests (out of 11) that were retained in the
WAIS-IV Correct Answer-8
This was a major difference in scoring between the Weschler-Bellevue
Intelligence Scale and prior measures of intelligence Correct Answer-
standard scores vs. MA/CA
If you are testing an adult and they get the first question wrong on a
subtest, this is what you do Correct Answer-go back and administer
backwards until they get two right
Along with Vocabulary, Information, and Comprehension, this is the
final core subtest that contributes to the Verbal Comprehension Index
Correct Answer-Similarities
, All of the subtests in this index are timed Correct Answer-Processing
Speed
This supplemental subtest measures visual-perceptual speed Correct
Answer-Cancellation
This word refers to a strength or weakness in a particular area as
compared to an individual's other test scores Correct Answer-ipsative
After subtracting the lowest index from the highest index, a difference of
this many points (or more) makes the FSIQ a poor measure of overall
intelligence Correct Answer-23
If the FSIQ is found to be an invalid measure, you measure the
difference between these two indices to determine if the GAI should be
used as a measure of overall intelligence Correct Answer-VCI and PRI
This model is appropriate if there is a 5 point or more discrepancy
between the subtests of the PRI and the WMI Correct Answer-Five-
Factor Model
This CHC cluster that measures Fluid Reasoning (Gf) uses Matrix
Reasoning and Figure Weights in the Keith Model, and these two
subtests in the Core model Correct Answer-Matrix Reasoning and
Arithmetic
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