High Emotional Potential Screening Test)
HEP is a form of giftedness characterized by exceptional emotional skills. This test determines the probability that you have HEP.
The WISC-V is the IQ test used for 6 to 16-year-old children and adolescents. It is the IQ test with the highest scientific validity. It gives a complete map of the child or adolescent's cognitive and intellectual functioning. The WISC-V is also used to determine if they are intellectually gifted (for this, personality tests are often needed too).
The WISC-V has 10 core subtests. These subtests are combined to form five indexes: the Verbal Comprehension Index, the Visual Spatial Index, the Fluid Reasoning Index, the Working Memory Index and the Processing Speed Index.
The intelligence test for adults is the WAIS-IV. The version for young children (under 6 years of age) is the WPPSI-IV.
The completion of the WISC-V usually takes an hour to an hour and a half. The report is usually ready 24 hours later - a written report with the IQ score, the indexes and a detailed analysis of the child's intellectual and cognitive functioning.
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Yes, your child can take the WISC-V in English or in French. If a child speaks better French than English and/or has a broader vocabulary in French, it might be better to use the French version.
HEP is a form of giftedness characterized by exceptional emotional skills. This test determines the probability that you have HEP.
HIP is a form of giftedness characterized by exceptional cognitive skills. This test determines the probability that you have HIP.
Asperger's syndrome is a neurodivergence which has common features with High Intellectual Potential.
This test is intended for parents of a child or adolescent who exhibits certain characteristics of giftedness. It determines if having her/him take a test is indicated.