Reading an Intelligence Test Report

Reading a test report means checking the standardization sample, the index profile, the reliability interval, and the validity claim before reading the score.

One report worked through in full, in that order: whose norms were used and whether they fit this examinee, which indices diverge and by how much, the confidence interval around the full-scale score, what this test has been validated to predict, and only then the number. Ends with three statements the report supports and two it does not.