Stanford Binet V Appropriate for individuals from 2 to 85+ years.

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Stanford Binet V Appropriate for individuals from 2 to 85+ years. Full Scale IQ consists of 10 subtests (5 verbal and 5 nonverbal).

Verbal and Nonverbal IQ Subtests Knowledge Fluid Reasoning Visual-Spatial Processing Quantitative Reasoning Working Memory

Resulting Scores FSIQ VIQ NVIQ Fluid Reasoning Knowledge Quantitative Reasoning Visual-Spatial Reasoning Working Memory

Determining Starting Points & Administration Order Nonverbal Routing Verbal Routing Routing tests determine starting points on subsequent tests. Complete the portion of each subtest at each developmental level rather than completing all measures of a skill at one time. Ceiling is defined as 2 or fewer points at a specific test level (i.e., within a testlet).