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Scoring and Interpretation of the WISC-V

Upon completion of the WISC-V, individuals receive distinct scores for each of the five indices along with a Full Scale IQ score. This scoring method acknowledges intelligence as a multifaceted trait across several cognitive domains, emphasizing the specific mental processes children employ to solve test items.

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A school psychologist assesses a 10-year-old child and finds their Verbal Comprehension Index score is in the 95th percentile, while their Working Memory Index score is in the 25th percentile. The child's Full Scale IQ score falls in the average range. Based on the principles of interpreting this type of assessment, what is the most accurate conclusion?