A processscore on the WISC-IV
A) helps test users better understand how testtakers process various kinds of information.
B) helps testtakers better understand the process by which their individual subtest scores yield a full-scale IQ.
C) helps marketers of the test better understand the process by which test users choose or reject a particular test.
D) None of these

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A process score on the WISC-IV helps test users better understand how test-takers process various kinds of information, including visual-spatial, fluid reasoning, working memory, and processing speed. It provides valuable information about a child's cognitive processing strengths and weaknesses, which can inform intervention and support. Option B is incorrect as a process score does not help test-takers understand the process by which their individual subtest scores yield a full-scale IQ. Option C is incorrect as a process score does not relate to marketing the test but is instead used solely for assessment purposes.

A Processscore on the WISC-IV