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  • Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scales - SB5

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


    Qualifications Required: Psychologist
  • Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scales for Early Childhood - Early SB5

    Purpose: To measure intelligence/cognitive ability
    Candidates: 2 to 7.3 years (2 to 5-11 years for full battery; 6 to 7-3 years for abbreviated battery)
    Administration: Full Battery: 30-50 minutes; Abbreviated Battery: 15-20 minutes
    Features: Assesses child's test behaviours, which can be a rich source of clinical information


    Qualifications Required: Psychologist
  • Universal Nonverbal Intelligence Test - UNIT

    Purpose: To measure general intelligence/cognitive ability
    Candidates: 5.0-17.11 years of age
    Administration: Abbreviated Battery: 10-15 minutes, Standard Battery: 30 minutes, Extended Battery: 45 minutes - Individual


    Qualifications Required: Psychologist
  • Leiter International Performance Scale – (LEITER-R)

    Purpose: To measure general intelligence/cognitive ability
    Candidates: 2.0-20.11 years of age
    Administration: 25-40 minutes - Individual


    Qualifications Required: Psychologist
  • Reynolds Intellectual Assessment Scales (RIAS)

    Purpose: To measure intelligence and memory
    Candidates: 3–94 years of age
    Administration: 30–35 minutes – Individual


    Qualifications Required: Restricted Psychologist
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