WISC-V
Evaluator Characteristics - Answer-1. Flexibility
2. Vigilance
3. Self- Awareness
4. Eye- contact
5. Professional Appearance
6. Expectancy Effects
7. Adherence to Professional Ethical Guidelines
What are the 5 Primary Indexes? - Answer-Verbal Comprehension (VCI)
Visual Spatial (VSI)
Processing Speed (VSI)
Fluid Reasoning (FRI)
Working Memory (WMI)
What are the 7 primary subtests that make up the FSIQ - Answer-Block Design, Similarities, Vocabulary,
Figure Weights, Matrix Reasoning, Digit Span, Coding
, What are the 10 Primary subtests: - Answer-Block Design, Similarities, Vocabulary, Figure Weights,
Matrix Reasoning, Digit Span, Coding, Visual Puzzles, Picture Span, and Symbol Search
When can Secondary Subtests be used? - Answer-They can be used to replace specific primary subtests
in the FSIQ and the ancillary index scales
- if utilized for additional information about a child's cognitive functions they are NOT USED to derive the
FSIQ or in the calculation of the ancillary index scales
- A substitution is made ONLY if one of the FSIQ subtests is missing or invalid
- ONLY ONE substitution is allowed when deriving the FSIQ
What are the 6 Secondary Subtest? - Answer-Information, Picture Concepts, Letter- Number Sequencing,
Cancellation, Comprehension, Arithmetic
What are Complementary Subtests? - Answer-They may be used to obtain additional information about
cognitive functioning
- they DO NOT replace any primary or ancillary subtests
What are the 5 Complementary Subtest? - Answer-Naming Speed Literacy, Naming Speed Quantity,
Immediate Symbol Translation, Delay Symbol Translation, Recognition Symbol Translation
Are substations allowed for Primary or Ancillary Indexes? - Answer-NO
What can replace Matrix Reasoning? - Answer-Only Picture Concepts
What's the difference between the WISC, WAIS, and WPPSI? - Answer-WISC: school- aged children
WAIS: adults
WPPSI: preschool children
Evaluator Characteristics - Answer-1. Flexibility
2. Vigilance
3. Self- Awareness
4. Eye- contact
5. Professional Appearance
6. Expectancy Effects
7. Adherence to Professional Ethical Guidelines
What are the 5 Primary Indexes? - Answer-Verbal Comprehension (VCI)
Visual Spatial (VSI)
Processing Speed (VSI)
Fluid Reasoning (FRI)
Working Memory (WMI)
What are the 7 primary subtests that make up the FSIQ - Answer-Block Design, Similarities, Vocabulary,
Figure Weights, Matrix Reasoning, Digit Span, Coding
, What are the 10 Primary subtests: - Answer-Block Design, Similarities, Vocabulary, Figure Weights,
Matrix Reasoning, Digit Span, Coding, Visual Puzzles, Picture Span, and Symbol Search
When can Secondary Subtests be used? - Answer-They can be used to replace specific primary subtests
in the FSIQ and the ancillary index scales
- if utilized for additional information about a child's cognitive functions they are NOT USED to derive the
FSIQ or in the calculation of the ancillary index scales
- A substitution is made ONLY if one of the FSIQ subtests is missing or invalid
- ONLY ONE substitution is allowed when deriving the FSIQ
What are the 6 Secondary Subtest? - Answer-Information, Picture Concepts, Letter- Number Sequencing,
Cancellation, Comprehension, Arithmetic
What are Complementary Subtests? - Answer-They may be used to obtain additional information about
cognitive functioning
- they DO NOT replace any primary or ancillary subtests
What are the 5 Complementary Subtest? - Answer-Naming Speed Literacy, Naming Speed Quantity,
Immediate Symbol Translation, Delay Symbol Translation, Recognition Symbol Translation
Are substations allowed for Primary or Ancillary Indexes? - Answer-NO
What can replace Matrix Reasoning? - Answer-Only Picture Concepts
What's the difference between the WISC, WAIS, and WPPSI? - Answer-WISC: school- aged children
WAIS: adults
WPPSI: preschool children
