The Manual for the WPPSI-III

question 12

Multiple Choice

The manual for the WPPSI-III

• A) provided a theoretical rationale for dropping the traditional Verbal/Performance dichotomy.
• B) reaffirmed the utility of the traditional Verbal/Performance dichotomy.
• C) kept the traditional Verbal/Performance dichotomy but modified test interpretation guidelines to conform to principles outlined in Horn's theory.
• D) None of these

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Definitions:

Hearing

The ability to perceive sound by detecting vibrations through the ear, an essential sense for communication and awareness of the environment.

Vision

The faculty or state of being able to see, as well as the interpretation by the brain of visual information received from the eyes.

Integrate Touch

Involves incorporating tactile sensory experiences into activities or therapies to enhance learning or development, especially in children.

Vision

The ability to see, which is essential for perceiving the environment, involving the eyes’ capability to detect light and interpret it as images.