The Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale, in Comparison to the WAIS, Is

question 19

Multiple Choice

The Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale, in comparison to the WAIS, is ____.

• A) the preferred test for school-age children
• B) the standard to which other tests are compared because of its long history, careful revision, and periodic updating
• C) easier to administer and yields scores on different cognitive skills
• D) is complicated in administration and scoring and requires considerable skill in use

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