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Score Report

Examinee Name Barbara B Date of Report 3/25/2015

Examinee ID Grade College Grduate

Date of Birth 2/24/1993 Home Language English

Gender Female Handedness Left

Race/Ethnicity <Not Specified> Examiner Name

Test Administered WAIS–IV (3/25/2015) Age at Testing 22 years 1 month Retest? No

WAIS–IV Comments

Composite Score Summary

Scale Sum of

Scaled Scores Composite

Score Percentile

Rank

95% Confidence

Interval Qualitative Description

Verbal Comprehension 37 VCI 112 79 106-117 High Average

Perceptual Reasoning 39 PRI 117 87 110-122 High Average

Working Memory 24 WMI 111 77 104-117 High Average

Processing Speed 19 PSI 97 42 89-106 Average

Full Scale 119 FSIQ 112 79 108-116 High Average

General Ability 76 GAI 117 87 112-121 High Average

Confidence Intervals are based on the Overall Average SEMs. Values reported in the SEM column are based on the examinee’s age. The GAI is an optional composite summary score that is less sensitive to the influence of working memory and processing speed. Because working memory and processing speed are vital to a comprehensive evaluation of cognitive ability, it should be noted that the GAI does not have the breadth of construct coverage as the FSIQ.

Good effort, appeared comfortable, on processing speed tasks made no errors, but completed relatively fewer items. systematic, organized approach on non- verbal tasks. Results can be considered valid.

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Analysis

Index Level Discrepancy Comparisons

Comparison Score 1 Score 2 Difference

Critical Value

.05

Significant Difference

Y / N Base Rate

Overall Sample

VCI – PRI 112 117 -5 9.74 N 37.1

VCI – WMI 112 111 1 10.6 N 48.1

VCI – PSI 112 97 15 12.47 Y 17.2

PRI – WMI 117 111 6 10.18 N 32.5

PRI – PSI 117 97 20 12.12 Y 9.7

WMI – PSI 111 97 14 12.82 Y 18.1

FSIQ – GAI 112 117 -5 3.96 Y 17.6

Base rate by overall sample. Statistical significance (critical value) at the .05 level.

Composite Scores and Standard Error of Measurement

Composite Score SEM

VCI 112 3.67

PRI 117 3.35

WMI 111 3.97

PSI 97 5.2

FSIQ 112 2.6

GAI 117 3

Composite Score Profile

The vertical bars represent the standard error of measurement (SEM).

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Verbal Comprehension Subtests Summary

Subtest Raw

Score Scaled Score

Percentile Rank

Reference Group Scaled Score SEM

Similarities 28 13 84 11 1.31

Vocabulary 41 13 84 12 0.79

Information 15 11 63 11 0.99

Perceptual Reasoning Subtests Summary

Subtest Raw

Score Scaled Score

Percentile Rank

Reference Group Scaled Score SEM

Block Design 59 14 91 14 1.04

Matrix Reasoning 21 11 63 12 1.04

Visual Puzzles 22 14 91 14 0.95

Working Memory Subtests Summary

Subtest Raw

Score Scaled Score

Percentile Rank

Reference Group Scaled Score SEM

Digit Span 25 9 37 8 0.99

Arithmetic 19 15 95 14 0.99

Processing Speed Subtests Summary

Subtest Raw

Score Scaled Score

Percentile Rank

Reference Group Scaled Score SEM

Symbol Search 38 12 75 12 1.31

Coding 57 7 16 7 1.16

Subtest Level Discrepancy Comparisons

Subtest Comparison Score 1 Score 2 Difference Critical Value

.05

Significant Difference

Y / N Base Rate

Digit Span – Arithmetic 9 15 -6 2.57 Y 1.9

Symbol Search – Coding 12 7 5 3.41 Y 3.7

Statistical significance (critical value) at the .05 level.

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Determining Strengths and Weaknesses

Differences Between Subtest and Overall Mean of Subtest Scores

Subtest

Subtest Scaled Score

Mean Scaled Score Difference

Critical Value .05

Strength or Weakness

Base Rate

Block Design 14 11.90 2.1 2.85 >25%

Similarities 13 11.90 1.1 2.82 >25%

Digit Span 9 11.90 -2.9 2.22 W 15-25%

Matrix Reasoning 11 11.90 -0.9 2.54 >25%

Vocabulary 13 11.90 1.1 2.03 >25%

Arithmetic 15 11.90 3.1 2.73 S 10-15%

Symbol Search 12 11.90 0.1 3.42 >25%

Visual Puzzles 14 11.90 2.1 2.71 >25%

Information 11 11.90 -0.9 2.19 >25%

Coding 7 11.90 -4.9 2.97 W 2-5%

Overall: Mean = 11.9, Scatter = 8, Base rate = 30.2. Base Rate for Intersubtest Scatter is reported for 10 Full Scale Subtests. Statistical significance (critical value) at the .05 level.

Subtest Scaled Score Profile

The vertical bars represent the standard error of measurement (SEM)

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Process Analysis Perceptual Reasoning Process Score Summary

Process Score Raw

Score Scaled Score

Percentile Rank SEM

Block Design No Time Bonus 48 13 84 1.08

Process Level Discrepancy Comparisons

Process Comparison Score 1 Score 2 Difference

Critical Value

.05

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