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    Hi all!
    Are extended norms calculated just looking at an extra table or do more questions need to be administered beyond the initial testing?

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    I am not an expert, but I believe it's just by looking at an extra table, as long as the examiner followed the discontinuation rules (instead of stopping early because more correct answers couldn't increase the score anyway).

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    Yes, it's just an extra table. But this only applies to the WISC-IV or SBV, not the WISC-V, which doesn't have extended norms yet.


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