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Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children Fourth Edition®
These are unofficial WISC IV® pages. Although we hope they prove useful for purchasers and users of the WISC IV® , the information in them has not been authenticated by the WISC IV® author(s) or The Psychological Corporation. Press this link to go to The Psychological Corporation Melissa Farrall's: FINDING SCORES IN THE WISC-IV AND THE WISC-IV INTEGRATED MANUALS Melissa Farrall's WISC-III v. WISC-IV Comparison Difference Between Block Design Scaled Score Computed With and Without Bonus Points for Speed Dumont-Willis Index A explanation and a table for computing the Dumont-Willis Index (DWI) for the WISC IV®
Differences Required for Significance When Each WISC–IV® Subtest Scaled Score Is Compared to the Mean Subtest Scaled Score for Any Individual Child SOME POSSIBLE WAYS OF SORTING OUT WISC-IV® SCORES A visual representation of the WISC-IV® interpretative options Proposed WISC-IV Shared Abilities A set of proposed shared abilities to aid in the interpretation of the WISC-IV® Worksheet for Proposed Cultural Loadings and Linguistic Demands of the WISC-IV® Dumont / Willis / Hanks WISC-IV® Interpretive Worksheet This interpretive worksheet is created to aid in the step-by-step process of interpreting the WISC-IV® . The entire worksheet can be downloaded (see link at bottom of page). The steps utilized by the worksheet include the following: Substitution Comments: Just Say No to WISC IV® Substitutions? Tellegen and Briggs formula for Subtest Substitutions Excel Computer Template Free, downloadable WISC IV® Excel© Template to further aid in the interpretation of the test. Random Comments A few pages of random comments, questions, and concerns about the WISC IV® Item and Content changes from the WISC III® Hypothetical Percent of Population Obtaining Differences between VCI, PRI and FSIQ scores
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