A discrepancy as large as the one you describe between processing and the other scores is an indication of a learning disability.
Really?
This is what I have been told by 2 psychologists and a neuropsychiatrist. If you have other information perhaps you will share it.
It seems very unprofessional if they told you that. There are obviously many possible causes for a difference in scores.
It would be much more helpful if you had information to share rather than attacking the professionalism of those with more training than you without backing it up. I enjoy the discussion much more when people are contributing rather than being catty. Perhaps that was not your intent?
these "professionals" really said what you claim, then they would benefit from reading the following.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_I_and_type_II_errorsOr perhaps you misunderstood what they said.
