wide range achievement test

Wide Range Achievement Test

Psychometric testing A test that measures ability to read, write, and use arithmetic; results are matched with criteria for intelligence rating. See Intelligence quotient.

wide range achievement test

WRAT

A brief test that measures the ability of children to read, spell, and make arithmetic calculations.

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WRAT-3: Wide Range Achievement Test, administration manual.

CLOX = clock drawing task; UFOV[R] = Useful Field of View; SES = socioeconomic status; WRAT-3 = Wide Range Achievement Test 3.

Predictors of cognition in adults with HIV: implications for nursing practice and research

Relationship between the Wide Range Achievement Test and the Wechsler Individual Achievement Test.

Troubled Children Grown-up: Antisocial Behavior in Young Adult Criminals

Participation was dependent on reading ability at the fourth-grade level, as determined by the Wide Range Achievement Test reading subtest.

Youth who have cerebral palsy emphasize a positive quality of life

The tests were derived from the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test - Form M (Dunn & Dunn, 1981), the Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination (Goodglass & Kaplan, 1972), the Woodcock Reading Mastery Tests Form A (1973), and the Wide Range Achievement Test (Jastak & Jastak, 1978).

Alexia without agraphia: a functional assessment of behavior in focal neurologic disease

Most clients (N=33) were administered the Wide Range Achievement Test - Revised (Reading mean grade level = 6.