Callista wrote:
I'd be very interested in the brain of the person who scored 30, though. That's a really a big gap between verbal and visual.... wow.
That's common for individuals with Autistic Disorder, the splintered cognitive pattern (albeit, it's more common to have a higher IQ in visual than verbal for Autistic Disorder, but everyone is different).
The friendly DSM:
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The profile of cognitive skills is usually uneven, regardless of the general level of intelligence, with verbal skills typically weaker than nonverbal skills.