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Courts may use WAIS IV results to determine competency to stand trial, capacity to make decisions, or the cognitive impact of an injury. Test Wais Iv
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While the FSIQ is the most reliable summary of overall cognitive ability, it may be influenced by deficits in working memory or processing speed. To address this, the WAIS-IV includes the . The GAI is an alternative composite score derived only from the six subtests that make up the VCI and PRI, intentionally excluding the WMI and PSI. This provides a "purer" estimate of general intellectual ability that is less affected by memory and speed deficits.