Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children – Fifth Edition, Integrated (WISC-V Integrated)

• Overview:  The WISC-V Integrated includes 14 subtests to choose from to provide insight into a child's WISC-V performance and approach to learning.
• Qualification Level: C
• Age Range:  6:0 – 16:11
• Administration:  Paper-and-pencil
• Completion Time:  Varies by subtest selected
• Scoring Options:  Q-global™ Scoring & Reporting or Manual Scoring
• Report Options: Score Report
• Publication Date:  2015

Gain a deeper understanding of cognitive processes impacting a child’s WISC-V performance

Designed to help you develop appropriate interventions or treatments, the WISC-V Integrated allows you to choose only the subtests that will help you answer the referral question and investigate a child’s WISC-V performance.

Content & Administration

Use the WISC-V to obtain the five primary index scores and other relevant scores. Then, use only the subtests you need from the WISC-V Integrated to gain further information on specific domains to understand a child’s WISC-V performance, cognitive strengths and weaknesses, and problem solving.

WISC-V Integrated subtests include:

• Similarities Multiple Choice
• Vocabulary Multiple Choice
• Picture Vocabulary Multiple Choice
• Information Multiple Choice
• Comprehension Multiple Choice
• Figure Weights Process Approach
• Arithmetic Process Approach
• Written Arithmetic
• Block Design Multiple Choice
• Cancellation Abstract
• Spatial Span
• Sentence Recall
• Coding Recall
• Coding Copy

New WISC-V Integrated Index Scores

Multiple Choice Verbal Comprehension Index (MCVCI): Using scores from the WISC–V Integrated Similarities Multiple Choice and the Vocabulary Multiple Choice subtest, you can obtain a measure of verbal comprehension that eliminates expressive demands.

Visual Working Memory Index (VWMI): Using scores from WISC–V Picture Span and the WISC–V Integrated Spatial Span subtest, you can obtain a measure of visual working memory that includes both visual and visual-spatial tasks.

Features & Benefits

• Flexible and targeted, choose only the subtests that will help you answer the referral question
• Provides adapted and varied versions of the WISC-V subtests to help you more clearly explain WISC-V performance and assess children with special needs
• Provides measures that expand working memory construct coverage and that allow you to assess domain-specific functioning of working memory — critical to providing intervention recommendations.
• Measures verbal comprehension ability for children with expressive language issues
• Allows you to refine and test hypotheses about why a child may have difficulty in a specific cognitive area

Users & Applications

School, clinical and neuropsychologists use this test to:

• Understand a child's WISC-V performance when significant and unusual discrepancies are observed across subtest or index scores.
• Understand changes in a child's profile of cognitive strengths and weaknesses over time (e.g., differences in subtest or index scores relative to a previous evaluation)
• Identify cognitive processing strengths and weaknesses in students with specific learning disabilities in order to facilitate diagnostic formation and intervention planning.
• Assess for cognitive processing difficulties in children with psychiatric issues or neurodevelopmental disorders (e.g., ADHD) and recommend appropriate interventions.
• Investigate the impact of brain injuries and neurological/medical conditions related to children’s cognitive functioning.

WISC-V Integrated Kit 0158008413

WISC-V Integrated Kit includes: Administration and Scoring Manual, Technical and Interpretive Manual, Stimulus Books 1 and 2, 25 Record Forms, 25 Response Booklet #1, 25 Response Booklet #2, Spatial Span Board, Coding Recall Scoring Key, and Cancellation Abstract Scoring Template