V. Klinge et J. Dorsey, CORRELATES OF THE WOODCOCK-JOHNSON READING-COMPREHENSION AND KAUFMAN BRIEF INTELLIGENCE-TEST IN A FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC POPULATION, Journal of clinical psychology, 49(4), 1993, pp. 593-598
Assessing the forensic psychiatric patient remains an ongoing challeng
e. This study assessed the intellectual status of lower-functioning in
carcerated adult males with the Woodcock-Johnson Reading Comprehension
subtest and the Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test. The results of this
study have led the authors to argue for a broad-based assessment model
that focuses on the demands and constraints of the dispositional sett
ing.