In contrasting the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC) with end-of-year achievement tests, what should a psychologis
t say? 1. "The WISC measures students' genetic gifts alone. Achievement tests measure knowledge of school subjects and the quality of teaching."
2. "The WISC has only one part; achievement tests measure different skills."
3. "All students take achievement tests, but children who take the WISC meet individually with a psychologist when there is a question about their academic work."
4. "The two tests measure basically the same skills."
Answer: 3. "All students take achievement tests, but children who take the WISC meet individually with a psychologist when there is a question about their academic work."
Explanation:
The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC) developed by David Wechsler, is a test designed to show differences between school tests and level of intelligence in children aged 6 to 16. It can also be used as part of a group of tests to assess learning difficulties or intellectual ability.
For example, if two children aged 8 and 12 take test and get similar results, the 8-year old child has a better intellectual ability than the 12 year old.
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The house have more members because the Constitution's framers made the rule and provision that in order to balance power between the large and small states it was necessary.
They agreed that states would be represented equally in the Senate and in proportion to their populations in the House.
