WASI PROFILE VARIABILITY IN A SAMPLE OF PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS

J. Ray Hays · J. Bryant Shaw

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This study examined the variability of Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence profiles using the subtest range and profile variability index in a sample of 70 psychiatric inpatients. The subtest range and profile variability index were correlated .93 (p<.001), indicating that either measure may be used to assess profile variance. Comparison of profile variability on this abbreviated scale with other Wechsler intelligence scales in similar populations suggests that variability measures are not comparable across the tests.

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