英文摘要 |
The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children-Fifth Edition (WISC) is a goldstandard tool with a complete intelligence structure and theory. Students with learning disabilities are a highly heterogeneous group, and previous research has revealed their specific performance on the WISC-IV. With the publication of the WISC-V, this study analyzed the performance of a high school student with a learning disability (subtype: reading and writing) on the WISC-V through the previous literature and found that the case's FIQ was in the low to moderate range. This is consistent with previous studies of learning disability in which the FIQ sample was lower than the average student. The scores of SI, IN, AR, DS, PS, and LN were low, but the scores of FW were strong; the performance of VSI and FRI were good while the performance of WMI and PSI were low. In addition, the analysis of the selective indices showed that the case had low performance in AWMI, CPI, GAI, and NVI, but relatively good performance in QRI, which indicated that the cases had significant inherent differences. Therefore, this study suggests that besides paying attention to the overall intellectual performance of the students with learning disability, it is also important to pay attention to each subtest and strength and to adopt diversified information. |