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    #203957 10/21/14 09:07 AM
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    Hi,

    Some of the recent posts about IQ scores with extended norms have piqued my curiosity. I was wondering if AEH could calculate them for the WISC-IV for my DD who was 10 years, 4 months at the time of testing.

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    I would be happy to, but I'll need the raw scores to do so. They should be on the report, most likely in a table, in the column to the left of the subtest scaled scores. VCI looks like it could be affected, as does mr. I -can- tell you that if she solved every item on Matrix Reasoning, her subtest extended scaled score would be 23, which would make the PRI 147. However, typically, the Extended IQ/Index score is recommended if there are two subtests that max out on the scaled score. And she only has one in PRI.


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    Thanks for your quick response! This is all of the information that I have, so it sounds like they can't be calculated unless I go back to the tester.


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