In the scoring of Picture Span, what point values can be awarded for Items 4-26?

In the scoring for the Picture Span subtest of the WISC-V, items are evaluated based on the accuracy and completeness of the child's responses. For Items 4 through 26, the scoring system allows for point values of 0, 1, or 2 points. This means that if the child does not correctly recall the sequence of pictures, they receive 0 points; if they recall only part of the sequence correctly, they receive 1 point; and if they correctly recall the entire sequence, they receive 2 points.

This scoring framework helps assess the child's visual working memory and attention, focusing on their ability to hold and manipulate visual information in their mind. Points are not awarded for any higher amounts, such as 3 points, which would be characteristic of a different scoring system. Understanding the specific point distribution is important for accurately interpreting a child's performance in this area.