The Woodcock-Johnson (WJ-IV) ______.
A) is an intelligence test
B) measures working memory and processing speed explicitly
C) can be used to contribute toward a diagnosis of learning disorders
D) has a subsection for understanding science

Question

The Woodcock-Johnson (WJ-IV) ______.
A) is an intelligence test
B) measures working memory and processing speed explicitly
C) can be used to contribute toward a diagnosis of learning disorders
D) has a subsection for understanding science

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The Woodcock-Johnson (WJ-IV) can be used to contribute toward a diagnosis of learning disorders. While it does measure cognitive abilities, it is not strictly an intelligence test like the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) or the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale. It does have subsections that measure working memory and processing speed, but it does not have a subsection for understanding science.