wechsler intelligence scale for children

What Do the Scores Indicate?

The WISC provides several scores, including:
- Full Scale IQ: An overall measure of cognitive ability.
- Index Scores: Scores for each of the five cognitive domains.
- Subtest Scores: Scores for individual subtests.
These scores can help identify specific areas of cognitive strength and weakness, which is particularly useful for children with neonatal disorders, as it allows for personalized educational and therapeutic strategies.

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