Verbal Comprehension Index (VCI)
Index Score: 112
Classification: High Average
Percentile: 79
Confidence Interval 95%: 106-117
Subtests:
Similarities
Abilities Assessed: Verbal reasoning and concept formation
Scaled Score (/19): 12
Classification (Highest = Very Superior): High Average
Vocabulary
Abilities Assessed: Word knowledge, verbal expression
Scaled Score (/19): 14
Classification (Highest = Very Superior): Superior
Information
Abilities Assessed: General knowledge
Scaled Score (/19): 11
Classification (Highest = Very Superior): Average
Perceptual Reasoning Index (PRI)
Index Score: 119
Classification: High Average-Superior
Percentile: 90
Confidence Interval 95%: 112-124
Subtests:
Block Design
Abilities Assessed: Spatial perception and visual perception-fine
motor coordination
Scaled Score (/19): 15
Classification (Highest = Very Superior): Superior
Matrix Reasoning
Abilities Assessed: Fluid Intelligence, non-verbal abstract problem
solving
Scaled Score (/19): 12
Classification (Highest = Very Superior): High Average
Visual Puzzles
Abilities Assessed: Visual processing, spatial relations, ability to
analyze and synthesize visual stimuli
Scaled Score (/19): 13
Classification (Highest = Very Superior): High Average
Working Memory Index (WMI)
Index Score: 133
Classification: Very Superior
Percentile: 99
Confidence Interval 95%: 124-138
Subtests:
Digit Span
Abilities Assessed: Auditory short-term memory, sequencing skills,
attention and concentration
Scaled Score (/19): 13
Classification (Highest = Very Superior): High Average
Arithmetic
Abilities Assessed: Numerical manipulation and reasoning, attention/
concentration
Scaled Score (/19): 19
Classification (Highest = Very Superior): Very Superior
Processing Speed Index (PSI)
Index Score: 108
Classification: Average
Percentile: 70
Confidence Interval 95%: 99-116
Subtests:
Symbol Search
Abilities Assessed: Processing speed, short-term visual memory, visual-
motor coordination, cognitive flexibility, visual discrimination and
concentration
Scaled Score (/19): 11
Classification (Highest = Very Superior): Average
Coding
Abilities Assessed: Learning ability, visual perception, visual-motor
coordination, visual scanning ability, cognitive flexibility
Scaled Score (/19): 12
Classification (Highest = Very Superior): High Average
By the way, the verbal comprehension subtests are biased towards
American knowledge and since I am no American, is it right to say that
the score does not reflect my true verbal reasoning and comprehension
intellect?
On May 18, 3:42 am, Pontus Granström <lepon...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a hard time reading your table is it possible to get it in a correct
> way?
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> On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 8:17 PM, Transcendance <limyile.g...@gmail.com>wrote:
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> > Is there any other training I can do or food I can consume that will
> > be more likely to improve my brain's processing speed, other than
> > brain workshop?
> > This question applies to the other domains too (verbal and non-
> > verbal).
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> > On May 17, 10:22 pm, likeprestige <plastic...@live.com.au> wrote:
> > > If you want to confine your regime to using just brain workshop that
> > > objective can be easily met. All you have to do is just manually
> > > decrease the time per trial.
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> > > likeprestige
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> > > On May 17, 10:56 pm, Transcendance <limyile.g...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > > > Hi everyone, I've been following the discussions in this group in the
> > > > shadows for about a year now. I've always been interested in improving
> > > > myself cognitively since I felt that I would be able to achieve much
> > > > more than I could right now even though I am considered to be of
> > > > superior intelligence by the WAIS IV test, with a Full Scale IQ of
> > > > 122. To give you guys a broader understanding of my cognitive
> > > > strengths and weaknesses, these are the results of the subtests I've
> > > > taken and the 4 primary indexes:
>
> > > > Verbal Comprehension Index (VCI)
> > > > Index Score Classification Percentile Confidence
> > > > Interval 95%
> > > > 112 High Average 79 106-117
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> > > > Subtest Abilities
> > > > Assessed Scaled Score (/19)
> > > > Classification (Highest = Very Superior)
> > > > Similarities Verbal reasoning and concept formation
> > > > 12 High Average
> > > > Vocabulary Word knowledge, verbal expression
> > > > 14 Superior
> > > > Information General knowledge
> > > > 11 Average
>
> > > > Perceptual Reasoning Index (PRI)
> > > > Index Score Classification Percentile Confidence
> > > > Interval 95%
> > > > 119 Superior 90 112-124
>
> > > > Subtest Abilities
> > > > Assessed Scaled Score (/19)
> > > > Classification (Highest = Very Superior)
> > > > Block Design Spatial perception and visual perception-
> > > > fine motor
> > > > coordination
> > > > 15 Superior
> > > > Matrix Reasoning Fluid intelligence, non-verbal abstract
> > > > problem
> > > > solving
> > > > 12 High
> > > > Average
> > > > Visual Puzzles Visual processing, spatial relations,
> > > > ability to analyze and synthesize visual
>
> > > > stimuli
> > > > 13 High Average
>
> > > > Working Memory Index (WMI)
> > > > Index Score Classification Percentile Confidence
> > > > Interval 95%
> > > > 133 Very Superior 99 124-138
>
> > > > Subtest Abilities
> > > > Assessed Scaled Score (/19)
> > > > Classification (Highest = Very Superior)
> > > > Digit Span Auditory short-term memory, sequencing
> > > > skills, attention and
> > > > concentration 13 High
> > > > Average
> > > > Arithmetic Numerical manipulation and reasoning,
> > > > attention/
> > > > concentration
> > > > 19 Very Superior
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> > > > Processing Speed Index (PSI)
> > > > Index Score Classification Percentile Confidence
> > > > Interval 95%
> > > > 108 Average 70 99-116
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> > > > Subtest Abilities
> > > > Assessed Scaled Score (/19)
> > > > Classification (Highest = Very Superior)
> > > > Symbol Search Processing speed, short-term visual
> > > > memory, visual-motor coordination,
> > > > cognitive flexibility, visual
> > > > discrimination
> > > > and
> > > > concentration
> > > > 11 Average
> > > > Coding Learning ability, visual perception, visual-
> > > > motor coordination, visual scanning
> > > > ability,
> > > > cognitive
> > > > flexibility
> > > > 12 High Average
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> > > > As you can see, my greatest weakness lies in processing speed, with an
> > > > average score of 108, significantly lower than the full scale iq score
> > > > of 122 and even more so when compared to my working memory index score
> > > > of 133. It has also affected my perceptual reasoning subtests' scores,
> > > > namely matrix reasoning, block design and visual puzzles since these
> > > > three tests are timed, with only 30seconds allowed for each question.
>
> > > > Thus, can you guys provide me with the most effective way
> > > > (scientifically proven) to improve my brain's processing speed (PSI)?
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> > > > And what about improving verbal reasoning, concept formation, verbal
> > > > expression (VCI), non-verbal abstract problem solving, visual
> > > > processing and spatial relations (ability to analyze and synthesize
> > > > visual stimuli) (PRI)?
>
> > > > Thanks in advance and see you guys around!
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