How many total target symbols are presented in Form A and Form B of Symbol Search combined?

To determine the total number of target symbols presented in both Form A and Form B of the Symbol Search subtest, it’s important to understand the structure of this subtest within the WISC-V. Each form contains a predetermined number of symbols that are used to assess processing speed and visual-motor coordination.

In the Symbol Search subtest, each form features two target symbols per row, and there are multiple rows to complete. When you combine both Form A and Form B, the total number of target symbols is obtained by summing the target symbols from each form. Each form of the Symbol Search typically presents a total of 2 target symbols in each of its rows. Therefore, when you consider both Form A and Form B, the combined total is 4 target symbols.

This reasoning affirms that the answer is indeed aligned with the understanding of the WISC-V's test structure regarding the Symbol Search subtest.