What is the maximum raw score for the LDSf?

The maximum raw score for the Listening Comprehension subtest (LDSf) of the WISC-V is indeed 10 points. This score is derived from the test's item structure and scoring system, which is designed to assess a child's ability to understand spoken language, including the comprehension of vocabulary, details, and themes in narratives.

In this context, each item on the subtest contributes a specific number of points, and the total is calculated based on a child's responses. Since the subtest is designed to assess various aspects of listening comprehension, it includes a combination of questions that yield a maximum score of 10 when properly administered. Understanding the scoring system is crucial for interpreting a child’s performance accurately and for supporting their developmental needs effectively.