In pediatrics, the WJ-IV serves several critical purposes:
Identification of Learning Disabilities: The WJ-IV can help identify specific learning disabilities, such as dyslexia or dyscalculia. Guiding Interventions: By pinpointing cognitive strengths and weaknesses, the test aids in crafting individualized educational plans and interventions. Monitoring Progress: Repeated administrations of the WJ-IV can track a child's cognitive development over time, helping to adjust educational strategies as needed. Research Purposes: The data collected from the WJ-IV can contribute to research in child development and educational psychology.
