Wechsler Comprehensive Intelligence Test WISC-III

Wechsler-3 is used in the clinical assessment of cognitive functions of children from 5 to 16 years old. The Wechsler intelligence test WISC-III allows you to assess the level of intelligence of a normotypical child or determine a delay in intellectual development.

In combination with other methods, the test allows you to detect neurological or mental diseases, including oligophrenia (mental retardation).

The test provides an IQ (Intelligence Quotient) score.

Wechsler WISC-III has a wide range of question complexity, thanks to which it can be used to assess both intellectual disabilities and giftedness.

This test consists of 12 subtests: a verbal battery (6 subtests - from 10 to 30 questions each) and a non-verbal (6 subtests).

Content:

• 2 diagnostic meetings with a psychologist for 60 minutes;
• 1 analytical (psychologist assigns scores, enters them into electronic processing, receives the result and prepares a report on it) - 60 minutes;
• 1 meeting with parents: explanation of the results and provision of recommendations (possible option - online consultation or Consultation of a child psychologist).

Appointment: on the recommendation of a specialist or at your own request.

Contraindications: none

Age restrictions: the service is provided to persons aged 5 to 16 years.

For more information about the program, please call the contact center (manager's working hours are from 8:00 to 20:00 Mon-Sun)