Question...

[catsidhe]

I have the executive summary of my WAIS III test.

Would it be rude to post the details? Would it be informative? Would there be interest?

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[tangent_woman]

I have my full report which is 13 pages, double sided, including raw scores and graphs and breakdowns of the implications and so forth.

The "Executive Summary" sounds like it might correspond to either "Summary of WAIS-III Intellectual Abilities" which is a paragraph of text without scores, or "Test Results Summary" which has a paragraph of text above a table of scores across four scales.

The latter would be more informative. But any information would be interesting to me, so I suppose the question of what constitutes an "Executive Summary" is moot.

[catsidhe]

I chose not to spend the $180 or so on the full report: it was the Dx I was there for. He sent me the summary (one side A4, just a list of numbers, basically), as a courtesy.

Watch this space...

[tangent_woman]

Ouch. Pricey.

I was given a report for free, signed by the psychologist who administered it as she remarked that I would need it if I wanted to join Mensa. That copy is around here somewhere, but currently filed under "lost", so when I had my youngest assessed, I went to the Uni where that testing was done to ask the psych if I could get another copy for comparison. The psych had left the employ of the Uni, but the admin people just pulled up a copy and printed it off for me. *shrug*

If/when I find the signed copy, I will decide whether to join Mensa. What are your thoughts on joining high-IQ clubs? Useful? A complete wank? I can't decide.