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Subtests included in FSIQ in WISC (7)

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  • Block Design
  • Similarities
  • Matrix Reasoning
  • Digit Span
  • Coding
  • Vocab
  • Figure Weights

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Subtests in FSIQ in WAIS (10)

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  • Block Design
  • Visual Puzzles
  • Matrix Reasoning
  • Similarities
  • Vocab
  • Info
  • Digit Span
  • Arithmetic
  • Coding
  • Symbol Search
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Primary Indices in WISC

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  • VCI
  • VSI
  • FRI
  • PSI
  • WMI
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Primary Indices in WAIS

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  • VCI
  • WMI
  • PRI
  • PSI
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VCI definition

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Verbal Comprehension Index–verbal reasoning, verbal knowledge (Similarities, Vocab, Info)

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VSI Definition

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Visual Spatial Index–ability to understand spatial relationships (Block Design, Visual Puzzles)

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FRI Definition

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Fluid reasoning–ability to use visual info to solve novel problems efficiently (Figure weights, matrix reasoning

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WMI definition

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Working memory–ability to hold info in conscious memory, perform a manipulation and produce a result (Digit span, Picture span on wisc, DS & arithmetic on WAIS)

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PSI

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Processing speed–ability to process visual info quickly and produce grapho-motor response (Coding, Symbol search)

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PRI

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Perceptual reasoning (WAIS only)–combo of VSI and FRI, ability to solve novel visual problems, applied visual perception and reasoning (matrix reasoning, visual puzzles, block design)

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WISC/WAIS theoretical basis

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Wechsler believed in a “global” intelligence, and a pragmatic view of what it allows us to do, not mere sum of abilities. FSIQ is meant to represente index of general mental ability, effective intelligence. Expands on CHC by adding working memory

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Discontinue rules

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  • -BD: 2 zero scores in a row
  • -DS: zero on both trials of an item
  • -All others: 3 zeros in a row
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Similarities

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Verbal reasoning and verbal concept formation

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Vocab

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Lexical knowledge and verbal development

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Information

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general knowledge and verbal concept reasoning

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Comprehension

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Understanding of social norms and ability to describe verbally, utilize past experiences to inform response, verbal reasoning

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Block design

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Ability to analyze and organize visual stimuli and manipulate to match presented pattern

18
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Visual puzzles

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visual and spatial reasoning

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matrix reasoning

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fluid intelligence, inductive reasoning

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Figure weights

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quantitative fluid reasoning, inductive and deductive reasoning,

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arithmetic

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quantitative reasoning

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digit span

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working memory, auditory short term memory

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picture span

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visual working memory

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coding

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visual processing speed, hand eye coordination, procedural learning speed

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Symbol search

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visual scanning speed, hand eye coordination, discrimination, decision making

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Secondary subtests

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Use to gather more information, or can be substituted for primary subtests if they are invalid or missing

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Ancillary scales

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Can be used to provide more information about functioning; sometimes as a replacement for FSIQ as global measure

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GAI

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Excludes Working memory and processing speed

Used when FSIQ is not cohesive, primarily as a result of WM or PS subtests

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CPI

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Cognitive processing index. WM and PS–depicts cognitive efficiency that GAI excludes

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NVI

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Non verbal–Block Design, Visual Puzzles, Coding, Figure Weights, Picture Span. Estimate of abilities with reduced demand on verbal/expressive responses

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AWMI

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Auditory Working memory–digit span, letter number sequencing

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QRI

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Quantitative reasoning–Arithmetic and figure weights. Provides information about numerical reasoning abilities

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