Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scales - SB5

Fifth edition

Author(s): Gale Roid, PhD

Publisher: Riverside 2003

Purpose: To measure intelligence / cognitive ability
Candidates: 2–85+ years of age
Administration: 45–60 minutes – Individual

Features:

• Fifth edition valuable update to this well-established assessment
• Extensive high-end items for measuring the highest level of gifted performance
• Improved low-end items for better measurement of young children, low functioning older children, or adults with mental retardation

Content:

The SB5 comprehensively covers five factors of cognitive ability in both nonverbal and verbal domains – Fluid Reasoning, Knowledge, Quantitative Reasoning, Visual-Spatial Processing, and Working Memory. The nonverbal subtests require minimal receptive language and mostly nonverbal responses (pointing, moving pieces, etc). The verbal subtests require facility with words and printed material (reading or speaking).

The SB5 supports diagnosis of a wide range of developmental disabilities and exceptionalities. It can be used in clinical and neuropsychological assessment, early childhood assessment, psychoeducational evaluations for special education placements, adult workers compensation evaluations, career assessment, selection, forensic contexts, and research.

 

Complete includes Examiner’s Manual, Technical Manual, 3 Item Books, 25 Test Records and manipulatives

Note: An Australian adaptation pack is provided with the kits.

 

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