The Wechsler Intelligence Scales Differ from the Stanford-Binet in That

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Multiple Choice

The Wechsler Intelligence Scales differ from the Stanford-Binet in that the Wechsler Intelligence Scales are

• A)arranged by age levels rather than subtests.
• B)suitable for group administration.
• C)made up of multiple subtests.
• D)evaluated with separate verbal and performance scale scores.

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IQ Scores

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