The General Interpretive Strategy Recommended for the Wechsler Tests,is to

question 16

Multiple Choice

The general interpretive strategy recommended for the Wechsler tests,is to

• A) move from the specific (such as the factor scores) to the general (such as the full scale IQ) when interpreting results.
• B) move from the general (such as the full scale IQ) to the specific (such as the factor scores) when interpreting results.
• C) Both A and B (depending on the subscale).
• D) interpret the full scale IQ only, as it is a composite of the factor scores.

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