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Data Collection: Old and New IQ Test Score Pairs

by Carolyn K., director, Hoagies' Gifted Education Page

Many people have asked, will I create a table comparing the old and new IQ test scores, similar to the WISC-III and/or WPPSI-R vs. SB L-M data? Here it is, your chance to contribute your child's scores to the anonymous data for this new table.

For this new table, I'm collecting data comparing gifted children's scores on now the old versions WPPSI-R, WISC-III or SB-4 to the same children's scores on the new versions WPPSI-III, WISC-IV or SB-5. (SB L-M scores on the same children as the old and new test pair are optional, and appreciated) The entry form below will show which scores I'll put in the table.

To be a data point, the child must have scores from at least one old test and one new test, and complete data for each test must be provided, including full scale score, subscale scores, subtest ceilings, and age at testing. One of the two test scores must be full scale >120.

Submitting data via this form is anonymous, unless you choose to provide your e-mail address. While I would appreciate the chance to confirm the data, an e-mail address is in no way required.

February, 2007 Current count: After putting the data into Excel for analysis, I discovered that I have a total of only 11 complete data points for WISC-III to WISC-IV comparison, and 3 data points for various combinations of tests including Stanford Binet scales as either the old or new IQ test. Many of the data points submitted are missing either the old or new IQ test scores, and without this combination, they are not useful for this study. The data still overly represents boys - if you have a girl who has been tested on both WISC-III and WISC-IV, please contribute! I apologize, but must preserve the anonymity of the children.

Currently, the data is showing an average score of 137.7 for the WISC-III or WPPSI-R, compared to an average score of 135.4 for the WISC-IV, for an average loss of 2.45 IQ points between the old and new versions. Of the 11 data points, 7 lost IQ points between the two tests, while only 4 gained points. The average number of subtest ceilings dropped from 4.8 ceilings on the old test, to 3.5 ceilings on the new test.

Please consider submitting your child's scores for a data point, if you have both a WISC-III or WPPSI-R and a WISC-IV score. Thank you!

Thanks for your participation!

Carolyn K., webmaster@hoagiesgifted.org

"Old" IQ Test
The child must have an old IQ test score, with subscale scores and subtest ceilings indicated, to be a data point. Thank you.

WISC-III WPPSI-R SB-IV

Child's sex Male Female (this will not be included in the published table, for anonymity reasons)

Testing Situation: Was your child tested by...?

School Psychologist Private Assessment

Child's age at time of testing Years, Months (age must be provided to be a data point)

Full Scale Score (full scale score must be provided to be a data point)

Sub Scale Scores (subscale scores must be provided to be a data point)

WISC-III / WPPSI-R:
Verbal      Performance

or

SB-IV:
Verbal Comprehension         Perceptual Reasoning
Working Memory                 Processing Speed

Subtest Scores at 99th percentile or above

Please check each subtest scored at 99th percentile or higher...

WISC-III scaled scores 17, 18 or 19	WPPSI-R scaled scores 17, 18 or 19	SB-IV scaled scores 69 - 82
Verbal Information Similarities Comprehension Vocabulary Arithmetic Digit span Performance Picture completion Block design Object assembly Coding Picture arrangement Symbol search	Verbal Information Similarities Comprehension Vocabulary Arithmetic Sentences Performance Picture completion Block design Object assembly Mazes Geometric design Animal pegs	Vocabulary Comprehension Verbal Absurdities Pattern Analysis Matrices Paper Folding and Cutting Copying Quantitative Reasoning Number Series Equation Building Memory for Sentences Memory for Digits Memory for Objects Bead Memory

"New" IQ Test
The child must also have an old IQ test score, with subscale scores and subtest ceilings indicated, to be a data point. Thank you.

WISC-IV WPPSI-III SB-5

Testing Situation: Was your child tested by...?

School Psychologist Private Assessment

Child's age at time of testing Years, Months (age must be provided to be a data point)

Full Scale Score (full scale score must be provided to be a data point)

Global Ability Index (GAI) if known

Sub Scale Scores (subscale scores must be provided to be a data point)

Verbal Comprehension Working Memory

Perceptual Reasoning Processing Speed

Visual-Spatial Processing (SB-5)

Subtest Scores at 99th percentile or above

Please check those subtests at or above the 99th percentile, that is scaled scores of 17, 18 or 19...

WISC-IV	WPPSI-III	SB-5
Verbal Similarities Vocabulary Comprehension Information Word Reasoning Perceptual Reasoning Block design Picture Concepts Matrix Reasoning Picture completion Working Memory Digit span Letter-Number Sequencing Arithmetic Processing Speed Coding Symbol search Cancellation	Verbal Information Vocabulary Word Reasoning (Similarities) (Comprehension) Performance Picture Concepts Matrix Reasoning Block design (Picture completion) (Object assembly) Other Coding (Symbol Search) (Receptive Vocabulary) (Picture Naming)	Verbal Early Reasoning / Verbal Absurdities / Verbal Analogies Vocabulary Memory for Sentences / Last Word Position and Direction Verbal Quantitative Reasoning Nonverbal Object Series / Matrices Procedural Knowledge / Picture Absurdities Nonverbal Quantitative Reasoning Form Board / Form Patterns Delayed Response / Block Span

Stanford-Binet Form L-M
SB L-M scores are optional, if you have them. Thank you.

Age at time of testing Years, Months

Full Scale Score Pinneau correction?

Any additional Comments...:

Was there anything unique about the administration of either test? Was the child sick, tired, unhappy for either testing? Were any twice exceptionalities noted? Anything else...

Contact information (optional):

Name
E-mail

Thank you for your participation!!

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