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The WRIT Wide Range Intelligence Test provides a general measure of intelligence (IQ) with user-friendly materials to assess verbal and nonverbal cognitive abilities. 

Wide Range Intelligence Test
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Wide Range Intelligence Test

WRIT

Joseph Glutting, PhD,Wayne Adams, PhD, ABPP,David Sheslow, PhD

The WRIT Wide Range Intelligence Test provides a general measure of intelligence (IQ) with user-friendly materials to assess verbal and nonverbal cognitive abilities. 

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Age range:
4 to 85 years
Publication date:
1999
Qualification level:
C
Completion time:
20–30 minutes
Administration:
Individual
Scoring options:
Manual scoring

The WRIT provides a brief estimate of cognitive ability for psychological or vocational rehabilitation evaluations.  A stopwatch is required for administration.

Benefits

  • Identify learning disabilities, mental retardation, giftedness, and neuropsychological impairments.
  • Assesses both verbal and nonverbal abilities.
  • Cover an extended age range.
  • Psychologists trained in individual testing will find that the format of the WRIT is related to the hierarchical model of ability they are already familiar with.

Features

WRIT is fast, reliable, and easy to administer. Four subtests address specific abilities.

  • Verbal scale (crystallized): Vocabulary and Verbal Analogies subtests.
  • Visual scale (fluid): Matrices and Diamonds subtests.
  • Standardized on 2,285 individuals.
  • Conormed with the WRAT.