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  1. The Picture Completion subtest requires examinees to do which of the following?

    Answer: Identify the single most important element missing from a presented picture

    Picture Completion requires examinees to identify the single most important element missing from an otherwise complete-looking picture within a time limit.

  2. In the WISC-V, the Perceptual Reasoning Index from earlier editions was replaced by which two separate indexes?

    Answer: Fluid Reasoning Index and Visual Spatial Index

    In the WISC-V, the Perceptual Reasoning Index was split into the Visual Spatial Index (VSI) and the Fluid Reasoning Index (FRI).

  3. Which two subtests compose the Visual Spatial Index (VSI) on the WISC-V?

    Answer: Block Design and Visual Puzzles

    The WISC-V VSI is composed of Block Design and Visual Puzzles as its two core subtests.

  4. Figure Weights was introduced as a core WISC subtest in which edition?

    Answer: WISC-V

    Figure Weights was a new subtest introduced in the WISC-V (2014) to help measure fluid reasoning within the new five-index structure.

  5. On the WAIS-IV, which subtests form the core of the Perceptual Reasoning Index (PRI)?

    Answer: Block Design, Matrix Reasoning, and Visual Puzzles

    The WAIS-IV PRI core subtests are Block Design, Matrix Reasoning, and Visual Puzzles; Picture Completion and Figure Weights are supplemental.

  6. What is the primary clinical purpose of supplemental subtests in the Wechsler scales?

    Answer: They provide additional clinical information or substitute for invalidated core subtests

    Supplemental subtests add clinical breadth and may substitute for a core subtest that was spoiled or invalidated during the administration.