Configuring WRAML3 Reports

For WRAML3, there are three reports available:

Click Select next to the report name to select that report. Inventory needed and usages available are displayed with each report.

 

WRAML3 Score Report - Brief Form

The WRAML3 Score Report - Brief Form contains demographic, subtest score, index score, and process score information.

 

The checkboxes and radio buttons under Report Selection & Configurations allow the user to choose the report file type, report options, and settings for the WRAML3 Score Report - Brief Form.

 

Field Name

Description
Report File Type Select either PDF or Word document file type for exporting the report in.
Report Options (Select options to include in the report.)
Examinee name Select to include the examinee’s name in the report.
Discrepancy analysis

Select to include the:

  • Visual and Verbal Subtest Comparisons

  • Immediate/Delayed Recall Comparisons

  • Delayed Recall/Recognition Comparisons
Process scores

Select to include Process Scores for the following subtests:

  • Design Learning

  • Story Memory
Settings
Confidence interval Select the desired confidence interval for the index scores. This value is used to determine the reliability of the estimate. Increasing the desired confidence level will widen the confidence interval.
Significance level Select the desired significance level for the subtest and index comparisons. Increasing the desired significance level will lessen the critical values needed to flag a difference as significant.

 

WRAML3 Score Report - Standard Form

The WRAML3 Score Report - Standard Form contains demographic, subtest score, index score, and process score information.

 

The checkboxes and radio buttons under Report Selection & Configurations allow the user to choose the report file type, report options, and settings for the WRAML3 Score Report - Standard Form.

 

Field Name

Description
Report File Type Select either PDF or Word document file type for exporting the report in.
Report Options (Select options to include in the report.)
Examinee name Select to include the examinee’s name in the report.
Discrepancy analysis

Select to include the:

  • Index Comparisons

  • Subtest Comparisons

  • Immediate/Delayed Recall Comparisons

  • Delayed Recall/Recognition Comparisons
Process scores

Select to include Process Scores for the following subtests:

  • Picture Memory

  • Design Learning
  • Story Memory
  • Verbal Learning
  • Verbal Learning Recognition
Settings
Confidence interval Select the desired confidence interval for the index scores. This value is used to determine the reliability of the estimate. Increasing the desired confidence level will widen the confidence interval.
Significance level Select the desired significance level for the subtest and index comparisons. Increasing the desired significance level will lessen the critical values needed to flag a difference as significant.

 

WRAML3 Interpretive Report - Standard Form

The WRAML3 Interpretive Report - Standard Form contains demographic, subtest score, index score, and process score information. Between each section, narrative text highlights relative strengths and weaknesses along with other information to assist the user in interpreting the results of the associated tables.

 

The checkboxes and radio buttons under Report Selection & Configurations allow the user to choose the report file type, report options, and settings for the WRAML3 Interpretive Report - Standard Form.

 

Field Name

Description
Report File Type Select either PDF or Word document file type for exporting the report in.
Report Options (Select options to include in the report.)
Examinee name Select to include the examinee’s name in the report.
Index discrepancy interpretations Select to include the interpretations for the index discrepancy analyses.
Table of important findings

Select to include the summary table that highlights statistically and clinically significant subtest and index discrepancies.
Settings
Confidence interval Select the desired confidence interval for the index scores. This value is used to determine the reliability of the estimate. Increasing the desired confidence level will widen the confidence interval.
Significance level Select the desired significance level for the subtest and index comparisons. Increasing the desired significance level will lessen the critical values needed to flag a difference as significant.