The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children

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The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children was the first test to be standardized on children representing the total population of the United States, making it more representative of the population than other tests like the Stanford-Binet. Choice A is incorrect because the WISC is actually considered to be less culturally biased than the Stanford-Binet. Choice B is incorrect because the WISC does incorporate observations of a child's behavior during the test administration. Choice C is incorrect because the WISC only measures intelligence in childhood, not infancy or late adulthood.