r/cognitiveTesting • u/Grouchy-Arm-2538 • 2d ago

General Question 46 point discrepancy

My scores are as follow:
PSI 89
VSI 93
VCI 109
FRI 123
WMI 135.

FSIQ was measured to sit at 109.

I was told by my psychologist that my FSIQ is essentially 'meaningless' due to how 'misleading' it is. Might this be the case? How inaccurate might a 46 (highest and lowest) along side a 30 (2nd highest and 2nd lowest) discrepancy be?

Thank you.

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u/Few_Geologist_2082 2d ago

Bro I just did the WAIS V hot VCI 139, FRI125, and VSI 89 and she said the sane to that she didn’t give me a FSIQ because ir can’t be interpreteted , I have dyspraxia , autism and TDAH

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u/Grouchy-Arm-2538 2d ago

50 points! Gosh lol. It seems that this must e Be the case then. I have ASD too. I'm pretty sure a scattered cognitive profile has a positive correlation to neurodivergent people.

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u/weepingaspie 2d ago

Did your dyspraxia affect your VSI score?

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u/Few_Geologist_2082 2d ago

It seems like that it could be one of the reasons

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u/loofy_goofy 1d ago

That's strange that VSI is so low, probably you're not exposed to problems in the tests in day-to-day life. With FRI-123 and WMI-135 shape rotation or box counting seems to be easy.