Which instrument combines Kaufman assessment battery for children and Kaufman adolescent and adult intelligence testing?

• A. WISC
• B. Slosson Intelligence Scale
• C. WJ-COG
• D. Kaufman assessment battery for children and Kaufman adolescent and adult intelligence testing

Answer: (D)

This item tests knowledge of the Kaufman family of tests and how they span different ages. The Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children (K-ABC) is designed for children, while the Kaufman Adolescent and Adult Intelligence Test (KAIT) extends assessment into adolescence and adulthood. A test described as combining both reflects a framework that covers a broad age range by linking the child-focused battery with the adolescent/adult measure. That makes the option listing both Kaufman batteries the best choice, because it explicitly names the two components that together span the intended age range.

The other options are separate, non-combined instruments: the WISC is a well-known intelligence test for school-age children but not a Kaufman-based combined battery; the Slosson Intelligence Scale is a brief screening measure; the Woodcock-Johnson Cognitive battery (WJ-COG) is a different test system altogether.