Which of the following tests uses the General Cognitive Index (GCI)?

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The McCarthy Scales of Children's Abilities is the only test listed that uses the General Cognitive Index (GCI). The GCI is a composite score that reflects overall cognitive ability, and it is derived from performance on multiple subtests or domains. The Bayley Scales II assesses infant and toddler development in several domains, including cognition, but it does not use the GCI. The Gesell Developmental Schedules assesses child development in several domains, including cognition, but it also does not use the GCI. The Brazelton Neonatal Assessment Scale assesses newborn behavior and neurological function, but it does not include a measure of cognitive ability.

Which of the Following Tests Uses the General Cognitive Index