IQ test grounded in Luria's processing model and the CHC model.

• A. Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children
• B. Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children
• C. Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scales
• D. Raven's Progressive Matrices

Answer: (A)

This item is about recognizing an IQ test whose design and interpretation explicitly draw on both Luria’s processing theory and the CHC framework. The Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children was developed to assess cognitive processing in line with Luria’s ideas, using scales that reflect simultaneous and sequential processing and a planning component. It also incorporates CHC-based interpretation, allowing results to be understood in terms of broad CHC abilities and to be compared with other CHC-based measures. The other tests organize abilities around broader intellectual constructs or nonverbal reasoning, but they do not center on Luria’s processing distinctions as their organizing principle. So the Kaufman Battery best fits being grounded in both Luria’s processing model and the CHC model.