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Ashley -- Just for future reference, the wisc iv guide I am reading mentions the matrix reasoning subtest specifically as more difficult to interpret if a child has color blindness. ie it sounds like there may be some aspects that depend on color recognition.
That's interesting Polly - my ds is red-green color bond and did really well on matrix reasoning, but had a dip in picture concepts. Is the guide you're reading online? I'm just wondering if there are other places in the WISC where color blindness might be an issue.
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This is very interesting to me. DS5 tanked on both Picture Vocabulary and Matrix reasoning, did very well (98th percentile) on other sections, and is red/green colorblind. I would love to see that guide, too. They only do a very abbreviated set of Woodcock Johnson and WISC, so the two sections had a large impact on his overall score.
