Assessment with the WAIS-IVJerome M Sattler Publisher, 2009 - 321ÆäÀÌÁö "Assessment with the WAIS-IV is designed as both a teaching text and a reference source for students and professionals. The text provides an in-depth analysis of a major instrument useful for the cognitive assessment of older adolescents and adults."--Preface. |
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General Guidelines | 1 |
Preparing for the First Meeting | 6 |
219 | 7 |
General Suggestions for Administering Tests | 17 |
Administering Tests to Individuals with Special Needs | 23 |
Key Terms Concepts and Names | 29 |
Wechsler Adult Intelligence | 31 |
Standard Scores and Scaled Scores | 36 |
Primary and Optional Methods of Profile Analysis | 140 |
Comment on Profile Analysis | 159 |
Thinking Through the Issues | 168 |
Report Writing Guidelines | 174 |
Sections of a Psychological Report | 176 |
Key Terms Concepts and Names | 182 |
Aging and Cognitive Ability | 184 |
Aging and Brain Functioning | 188 |
Validity | 42 |
Range of Subtest and Process Score Scaled Scores | 50 |
Administering the WAISIV | 57 |
Short Forms | 72 |
Key Terms Concepts and Names | 79 |
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LIST OF TABLES | 95 |
LetterNumber Sequencing | 113 |
Comprehension | 120 |
Picture Completion | 126 |
Interpreting the WAISIV | 133 |
Using the WAISIV in a Neuropsychological | 200 |
Appendixes | 209 |
Appendix A Quantitative Tables for the and Other Combinations see Table A15 for | 250 |
B Miscellaneous Tables for the WAISIV | 257 |
A8 Estimates of the Differences Obtained by Various B2 Interpretive Rationales Implications of High | 259 |
A9 Reliability and Validity Coefficients of WAISIV WAISIV Subtests and Scales | 267 |
B7 Reporting on WAISIV Scales and Subtests | 274 |
B9 Physical Abilities Necessary for the WAISIV | 282 |
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