Clinical Interpretation of the Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Cognitive Ability |
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Tests of Cognitive Ability | 1 |
THE UNDERLYING ASSESSMENT MODEL | 7 |
The Individual | 13 |
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ABILITIES MEASURED Analogies Antonyms Antonyms-Synonyms aptitude-achievement auditory memory Blending Brief clusters Broad Cognitive Ability broad-based Chapter classification clinical clinicians cluster score Cognitive Ability cluster Concept Formation concurrent validity consistent crystallized intelligence demonstrate differential predictive DLM/Teaching Resources Elem factor analysis Figure Fluid Intelligence Hessler hypothesis interpretation K-ABC Kaufman Luria-Das model Matching and Spatial McGrew McGue mean score measures of g Memory for Sentences Nonverbal/Visual-Spatial Numbers Reversed Perceptual Speed cluster Performance Scale PIAT Picture Vocabulary predictive validity predictor presented problems Psycho-Educational Battery psychoeducational Quantitative Concepts Reasoning cluster referral samples reliability Scholastic Aptitude clusters similar Spatial Relations stimuli subtest profile subtests require suggests suppressor Table task three subtests Type I discrepancy Verbal Ability cluster Visual Matching Visual-Auditory Learning visual-spatial weakness Wechsler Full Scale Wechsler Scales Wechsler Verbal WISC-R WJTCA Broad Cognitive WJTCA Cognitive clusters WJTCA norm WJTCA Scholastic Aptitude WJTCA subtests WJTCA/WISC-R Woodcock 1978a Written Language Aptitude