Problem: Help me explain the following information in the most human form, layman's term possible to a parent and a child: Chase's Full-Scale IQ on the WISC-V was 60, which is in the Deficient range. Chances are 95 out of 100 that his score would be in the range of 56 to 67 if given the test again. He scored as well as, or better than less than 1 percent of his same-aged peers. While the Full-Scale IQ provides a broad representation of cognitive ability, describing his domain-specific performance allows for a more thorough understanding of his functioning in distinct areas. Some individuals perform at approximately the same level in all of these areas, but many others display areas of cognitive strengths and weaknesses. He had a Verbal Comprehension (VCI) score of 62, a Visual-Spatial (VSI) score of 64, a Fluid Reasoning (FRI) score of 67, a Working Memory (WMI) score of 62, and a Processing Speed (PSI) score of 72. The Verbal Comprehension Composite assesses the ability to comprehend, reason, and express oneself through language. Verbal subtests are dependent on accumulated experiences and knowledge. The child is usually required to give a response from his or her repertoire, with input. Need Assignment Help?