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(HONS) M.Sc. C.Psychol C.Sci. AFBPsS  \nPrincipal Occupational Psychologist  \nPHONE WEB  \nCognitive Assessment Report 01795590307 [WWW.Os2i.org](WWW.Os2i.org)  \nParticipant Details  \n\n| Name: |\n| --- |\n| Date of Birth: |\n| Date(s) of Assessment: |\n| Age: |\n\n\n| Examiner’s Name: Mike Crimes |\n| --- |\n| Date of Report: |\n\nCognitive Assessment Report 2  \nIntroduction to WAIS  \nThe WAIS 4th Edition was used to assess the Intelligent Quotient (IQ) of M. X, age   The model of assessment is shown below.  \nIndividual Administration and Caveat  \nAssessment of cognitive functioning in Adults Aged 16 – 90 Years.  \nAny interpretation of psychometric instruments should be treated cautiously and, where possible, further validated with other psychological/behavioural evaluations/observations.  \nScale Composition  \n• 10 Subtests to Obtain IQ Scores  \n• 10 Subtests to Obtain Index Scores  \nIndices and Scales Summary  \nThere are four index scores:  \n• Verbal Comprehension Index (VCI)  \n• Perceptual Reasoning Index (PRI)  \n• Working Memory Index (WMI)  \n• Processing Speed Index (PSI)  \nSupplemental subtests may be used to provide additional psychological information or may be used as acceptable substitutes for core subtests. Where these subtests have been used, this will be referenced in analysis with full rationale.  \nOverall, two broad scores are also generated, which can be used to summarise general intellectual abilities:  \n• Full Scale IQ (FSIQ), based on the total combined performance of the VCI, PRI, WMI, and PSI.  \n• General Ability Index (GAI), based only on the six subtests that the VCI and PRI comprise. The GAI provides an estimate of general intellectual ability, with reduced emphasis on working memory and processing speed relative to the FSIQ – this scale is optional.  \nCognitive Assessment Report 3  \nWAIS IV Test Structure  \nVerbal Comprehension Scale  \n• Similarities – This subtest measures verbal concept formation and reasoning.  \n• Vocabulary – This subtest measures word knowledge and verbal concept formation.  \n• Information – This subtest measures the ability to acquire, retain, and retrieve information.  \nSupplemental Subtests  \nComprehension – This subtest measures verbal reasoning and conceptualization, verbal comprehension and expression, the ability to evaluate and use past experience, and the ability to demonstrate practical knowledge and judgment.  \nPerceptual Reasoning Scale  \n• Block Design - This subtest measures the ability to analyse and synthesise abstract visual stimuli.  \n• Matrix Reasoning - This subtest measures fluid intelligence, broad visual intelligence, classification and spatial ability, knowledge of partwhole relationships, simultaneous processing, and perceptual organisation.  \n• Visual Puzzles - This subtest measures nonverbal reasoning, and the ability to analyse and synthesise abstract visual stimuli.  \nSupplemental Subtests  \nPicture Completion - This subtest measures visual perception and organisation, concentration, and visual recognition of essential details of objects.  \nFigure Weights - This subtest measures quantitative and analogical reasoning.  \n\n| Working Memory Scale\u003Cbr>• Digit Span - This subtest measures working memory, mental manipulation, cognitive flexibility, rote memory and learning, attention, and encoding.\u003Cbr>• Arithmetic - This subtest measures mental manipulation, concentration, attention, short- and long-term memory, numerical reasoning ability, and mental alertness.\u003Cbr>Supplemental Subtests\u003Cbr>Letter-Number Sequencing - This subtest measures sequential processing, mental manipulation, attention, concentration, memory span, and short-term auditory memory. | Processing Speed\u003Cbr>• Symbol Search - This subtest measures processing speed, short-term visual memory, visual-motor coordination, cognitive flexibil","cbCainXbEDwzb2Vc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainXbEDwzb2Vc","pdf",510144,11,"English","# Introduction to WAIS\n## WAIS 4th Edition purpose and caveat\n## Scale Composition\n## Indices and Scales Summary\n# WAIS IV Test Structure\n## Verbal Comprehension Scale\n## Supplemental Subtests\n## Perceptual Reasoning Scale\n## Working Memory Scale\n## Processing Speed\n# Index Definitions\n## Verbal Comprehension\n## Perceptual Reasoning\n## Working Memory\n## Processing Speed\n# Comparison and Interpretation","[{\"question\":\"What does the WAIS IV IQ report assess?\",\"answer\":\"It uses the WAIS 4th Edition to assess cognitive functioning in adults and estimate IQ-related scores. 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