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Assessment of Intelligence Tests

• Multidimensional Aptitude Battery is a group IQ test with two parts - verbal and performance, and has good correlations.
• ACER WQ and WL are qualitative and linguistic reasoning tests respectively, with timed questions.
• Ravens Progressive Matrices has four versions and measures Gf (fluid intelligence), with culture-loaded or culture-reduced options.
• Wechsler Intelligence Scales are individual IQ tests with three versions for different age groups, and subtests for verbal comprehension, perceptual organization, working memory, and processing speed.
• WAIS-IV has a traditional 4 factor model and a 5 factor model based on the CHC model of IQ.
• The Stanford Binet V is an adaptive IQ test with subtests for fluid reasoning, knowledge, quantitative reasoning, visuo-spatial reasoning, and working memory.
• The Stanford Binet V and Wechsler scales cannot be repeated within 2 years, and the former is administered based on ability level rather than age.
• Both tests measure a maximum of 4 of the 8 broad abilities in Carroll's model of IQ.
• The subtests of Stanford Binet V vary by age level, with level 5 being the average adult level.
• The non-verbal subtests of Stanford Binet V include object series/matrices, picture absurdities, quantitative reasoning, form patterns, and working memory.
• The verbal subtests of Stanford Binet V include knowledge/vocabulary, verbal analogies, quantitative reasoning, position and direction, and last word.
• Most IQ test scores fall within 2 standard deviations.

Assessment of Intelligence Tests

• Multidimensional Aptitude Battery is a group IQ test with two parts - verbal and performance, and has good correlations.
• ACER WQ and WL are qualitative and linguistic reasoning tests respectively, with timed questions.
• Ravens Progressive Matrices has four versions and measures Gf (fluid intelligence), with culture-loaded or culture-reduced options.
• Wechsler Intelligence Scales are individual IQ tests with three versions for different age groups, and subtests for verbal comprehension, perceptual organization, working memory, and processing speed.
• WAIS-IV has a traditional 4 factor model and a 5 factor model based on the CHC model of IQ.
• The Stanford Binet V is an adaptive IQ test with subtests for fluid reasoning, knowledge, quantitative reasoning, visuo-spatial reasoning, and working memory.
• The Stanford Binet V and Wechsler scales cannot be repeated within 2 years, and the former is administered based on ability level rather than age.
• Both tests measure a maximum of 4 of the 8 broad abilities in Carroll's model of IQ.
• The subtests of Stanford Binet V vary by age level, with level 5 being the average adult level.
• The non-verbal subtests of Stanford Binet V include object series/matrices, picture absurdities, quantitative reasoning, form patterns, and working memory.
• The verbal subtests of Stanford Binet V include knowledge/vocabulary, verbal analogies, quantitative reasoning, position and direction, and last word.
• Most IQ test scores fall within 2 standard deviations.

Assessment of Intelligence Tests

• Multidimensional Aptitude Battery is a group IQ test with two parts - verbal and performance, and has good correlations.
• ACER WQ and WL are qualitative and linguistic reasoning tests respectively, with timed questions.
• Ravens Progressive Matrices has four versions and measures Gf (fluid intelligence), with culture-loaded or culture-reduced options.
• Wechsler Intelligence Scales are individual IQ tests with three versions for different age groups, and subtests for verbal comprehension, perceptual organization, working memory, and processing speed.
• WAIS-IV has a traditional 4 factor model and a 5 factor model based on the CHC model of IQ.
• The Stanford Binet V is an adaptive IQ test with subtests for fluid reasoning, knowledge, quantitative reasoning, visuo-spatial reasoning, and working memory.
• The Stanford Binet V and Wechsler scales cannot be repeated within 2 years, and the former is administered based on ability level rather than age.
• Both tests measure a maximum of 4 of the 8 broad abilities in Carroll's model of IQ.
• The subtests of Stanford Binet V vary by age level, with level 5 being the average adult level.
• The non-verbal subtests of Stanford Binet V include object series/matrices, picture absurdities, quantitative reasoning, form patterns, and working memory.
• The verbal subtests of Stanford Binet V include knowledge/vocabulary, verbal analogies, quantitative reasoning, position and direction, and last word.
• Most IQ test scores fall within 2 standard deviations.