Wechsler Perceptual Reasoning Subtests Questions and Answers Flashcards
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Which WAIS-IV subtest requires the examinee to reproduce a design using red-and-white blocks?
Answer: Block Design
Block Design requires examinees to use red-and-white blocks to reproduce a two-dimensional geometric design shown on a card.
What cognitive abilities does the Block Design subtest primarily measure?
Answer: Visual-spatial analysis and nonverbal reasoning
Block Design measures visual-spatial analysis, part-to-whole reasoning, and nonverbal problem-solving ability.
What does the Matrix Reasoning subtest require examinees to do?
Answer: Select the missing piece to complete a visual matrix
Matrix Reasoning presents incomplete visual matrices and requires examinees to select the response option that correctly completes the pattern.
Which subtest was introduced in the WAIS-IV as a new core Perceptual Reasoning task?
Answer: Visual Puzzles
Visual Puzzles was introduced in the WAIS-IV as a new core subtest within the Perceptual Reasoning Index.
In the Visual Puzzles subtest, what is the examinee required to do?
Answer: Identify which three response pieces combine to reconstruct a completed puzzle
Visual Puzzles requires viewing a completed puzzle image and selecting three response options that together would reconstruct it.
Which Wechsler subtest measures the ability to infer the weight needed to balance a scale?
Answer: Figure Weights
Figure Weights presents balance scale problems and requires examinees to determine which option balances the scale through logical quantitative reasoning.