Hi guys and gals,
i'll try to make this short. As i'm sure most of you are aware, if the WISC or WAIS four Indexes do not have a difference that is 23 or greater the FSIQ is interpretable.
The next step is interpreting whether each of the 4 indexes are unitary or not, which determines how interpretable those are.
I'm confused as to why you can interpret the FSIQ, even if one or more of the 4 indexes are not unitary? As long as the indexes themselves are not 23 points or greater different, it's fine. But if the indexes are not unitary, you can't interpret them specifically but still the FSIQ?
Man....I hope my question isn't too convoluted lol. That's why I don't want to ask a professor, i'll sound like a whacko. Thanks for your help!!
i'll try to make this short. As i'm sure most of you are aware, if the WISC or WAIS four Indexes do not have a difference that is 23 or greater the FSIQ is interpretable.
The next step is interpreting whether each of the 4 indexes are unitary or not, which determines how interpretable those are.
I'm confused as to why you can interpret the FSIQ, even if one or more of the 4 indexes are not unitary? As long as the indexes themselves are not 23 points or greater different, it's fine. But if the indexes are not unitary, you can't interpret them specifically but still the FSIQ?
Man....I hope my question isn't too convoluted lol. That's why I don't want to ask a professor, i'll sound like a whacko. Thanks for your help!!