Utilize your understanding of intelligence and achievement 10070

Utilize your understanding of intelligence and achievement testing to assign an axis one or two diagnosis to Bob Schmoe from the Sample Intelligence-Achievement Report in the Module Resources folder. Write a brief summary (a paragraph or so) about Bob’s strengths and weaknesses related to his intelligence and achievement testing. What suggestions would you have for Bob based on these results?

Sample Intelligence-Achievement Report.pdf

Sample Intelligence-Achievement Report
Bob Schmoe is a 34-year-old Caucasian male who was referred by his Department of Rehabilitation
caseworker for an evaluation.
Cognitive/Intellectual Functioning
Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence-2nd Edition (WASI-2)
Bob’s intelligence was measured with the Wechsler Abbreviated Scales of Intelligence (WASI). Average
composite scores on the WASI range from 90 to 109. Individual average subtest scores on the WASI
range from 40–60. Bob was administered the four-subtest form. This form consists of four subtests,
two verbal and two nonverbal, yielding a FSIQ. Bob achieved the following composite and subtest
scores:
Scale

Score (95%
CI)

Percentile
Rank

Descriptive
Category

Full Scale (FSIQ-4)

94 (89–99)

34

Average

Block Design

43

-

Low Average

Vocabulary

47

-

Average

Matrix Reasoning

46

-

Average

Similarities

51

-

Average

Verbal Comprehension
Index

99 (93–105)

47

Average

Perceptual Reasoning
Index

91 (85–98)

27

Average

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