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96 Cards in this Set
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What does the FSIQ tell you?
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Speed of learning; learning potential; global cognitive skills
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What you've learned so far
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Achievement
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Speed of what you're learning/ potential
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IQ
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"Very Superior"; 98th %; Gifted; Learning 98% faster than kids their own age
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130+
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Achievement below IQ
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Learning Disabled
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Achievement above IQ
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Over achiever
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"Superior Range"; Very bright, risk of being under stimulated in the class room; IQ in doctoral program; 91-98th %
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120-129
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High/ Above Avg; Can keep up with mainstream classroom/ adv work; fine in college/ grad program; 75-91%
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110-119
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Average; mainstream kids; fine in college; 25-75%
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90-109
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Low Average; Can keep pace in class, but may struggle with grades; left in mainstream classroom, unless LD; struggle in college; 9-25%
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80-89
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Borderline; not good in mainstream class; usually get put into ESE program;gradually fall more and more behind; don't go onto college; 2-9%
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70-79
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Mildly impaired; Mental Retardation; deficit in maturity; tend to top out at 6th grade level; special classes; obtain jobs after HS (very concrete/ not many skills); live in group home
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60-69
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Moderately Impaired; <1%; require special edu; classes teach functional skills; after HS --> shelter workshop program; don't usually live alone
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50-59
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What IQ range can the WISC assess?
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40-160
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What IQ range is the WISC good for?
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70-130
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Mild MR
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55-70
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Mod MR
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40-55
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Severe MR
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25-40
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Profound MR
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below 25
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Index Measures:
Verbal reasoning skills; how well you learn info presented to you verbally and how well you verball communicate with others; crystalized intelligence |
VCI
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What is the best indicator of how well you learn with info presented to you verbally/ how well you communicate with others verbally?
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VCI
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acquired knowledge used over time (rehearsed and overlearned)
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Crystalized Intell.
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Ability to perform well in novel situations; use new info for prob. solving
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Fluid Intell.
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What is the best indicator of crystalized intell. on WISC?
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VCI
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What type of intell. is the least impacted by head trauma?
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crystalized intell.
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What index probably gives you the best indicator or reading/writing?
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VCI
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Tells you:
How well of a non-verbal learner you are; most likely have a deficit in math; indicator or non-abstract verbal reasoning |
PRI
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Tells you:
How long you can hold info in head; attention and concentration skills |
WMI
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Shortest form of memory; hold info for a couple of seconds
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Attention
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Rate of mental processing speed; how quickly you can perform a task while maintaining accuracy
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PSI
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What is PSI most likely to be negatively impacted by?
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Poor motivation; lack of attention; fatigue during testing; anxiety
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What would indicate a child had fatigued during testing?
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Better coding score than Symbol Search
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What would indicate a child had anxiety during testing?
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Symbol Search better than coding
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If PSI is sig. lower than FSIQ, what factors should you rule out?
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Poor motivation, methodical nature, fatigue/depression
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If WMI is sig. lower than FSIQ what factors should you rule out?
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Hearing problems, rapidly progressing neurological condidition (head trauma), test anxiety
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If PRI is sig. lower than FSIQ
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Visual problems; motor deficits
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VCI > PRI
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better at learning verbally
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VCI < PRI
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non verbal learner/visual; hands on
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VCI > WMI
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auditory, attention, concentration problem
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VCI < WMI
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auditory, attention, concentration stronger than reasoning skills
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VCI vs. PS
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verbal vs. speed
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PRI vs. WMI
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non verbal reasoning vs. attention skills
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asesses overall work power; good indicator of verbal learning; predicts premorbid IQ;; strong language skills; extensive edu
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Vocab
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what's the most predictive subtest on how you'll perform on WISC?
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vocab
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Most reliable test, most resistant brain damage, best indicator of crystalized intelligence
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vocab
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If vocab is a weakness, what should you rule out?
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ESL, Education deprivation, temporal lobe damage
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abstract verbal reasoning skills; concrete --> abstract
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Similarities
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Of all VCI subtests, which one is most reduced by brain images?
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similarities
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Social/common sense judgement; understanding of US culture
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comprehension
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fundalmental knowledge; how much you've learned
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Information
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If PRI is sig. lower than FSIQ
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Visual problems; motor deficits
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VCI > PRI
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better at learning verbally
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VCI < PRI
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non verbal learner/visual; hands on
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VCI > WMI
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auditory, attention, concentration problem
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VCI < WMI
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auditory, attention, concentration stronger than reasoning skills
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VCI vs. PS
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verbal vs. speed
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PRI vs. WMI
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non verbal reasoning vs. attention skills
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asesses overall work power; good indicator of verbal learning; predicts premorbid IQ;; strong language skills; extensive edu
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Vocab
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what's the most predictive subtest on how you'll perform on WISC?
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vocab
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Most reliable test, most resistant brain damage, best indicator of crystalized intelligence
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vocab
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If vocab is a weakness, what should you rule out?
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ESL, Education deprivation, temporal lobe damage
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abstract verbal reasoning skills; concrete --> abstract
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Similarities
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Of all VCI subtests, which one is most reduced by brain images?
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similarities
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Social/common sense judgement; understanding of US culture
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comprehension
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fundalmental knowledge; how much you've learned
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Information
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Abstract Verbal Reasoning Skills; catagorization skills; resistant to brain injury
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Word Reasoning
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visio-spatial abilities; hand eye coordination
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Block Design
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best indicatior of FISQ for PRI
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Block Design
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non verbal catagorization skills; requires little motor skills
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Picture concepts
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non-verbal abstract reasoning skills; visiual discrimination
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Matrix Reasoning
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Measures short term auditory concentration
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Digit Span and Letter Number Sequencing
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Attention/Concentration; Ability to hold info in head
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Arithmatic
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If Arithmatic is low, what should you rule out?
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Profound math difficulty;
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Rate of mental processing speed; fine motor coordination
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Coding
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Rate of mental processing
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Symbol Search
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Sub for coding if a problem exists w/ fine motor coordination
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Cancellation
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manipulation of info for complex tasks (not just repeating); higher level of concentration; have to hold info longer than DS
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LNS
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What tests make up VCI
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SI, Voc, Comp, In, WR
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What tests make up PRI
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BD, PC, MR
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What tests make up WMI
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DS, LNS, AR
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Abstract Verbal Reasoning Skills; catagorization skills; resistant to brain injury
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Word Reasoning
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visio-spatial abilities; hand eye coordination
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Block Design
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best indicatior of FISQ for PRI
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Block Design
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non verbal catagorization skills; requires little motor skills
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Picture concepts
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non-verbal abstract reasoning skills; visiual discrimination
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Matrix Reasoning
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Measures short term auditory concentration
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Digit Span and Letter Number Sequencing
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Attention/Concentration; Ability to hold info in head
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Arithmatic
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If Arithmatic is low, what should you rule out?
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Profound math difficulty;
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Rate of mental processing speed; fine motor coordination
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Coding
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Rate of mental processing
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Symbol Search
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Sub for coding if a problem exists w/ fine motor coordination
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Cancellation
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manipulation of info for complex tasks (not just repeating); higher level of concentration; have to hold info longer than DS
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LNS
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What tests make up VCI
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SI, Voc, Comp, In, WR
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What tests make up PRI
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BD, PC, MR, PC
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What tests make up WMI
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DS, LNS, AR
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What tests make up PSI?
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CD, SS, Cancellation
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