What should be done if a left-handed child is blocking symbols on the CD?

When a left-handed child is blocking symbols on the response booklet during the WISC-V assessment, placing an extra response booklet to the right provides a practical solution. This arrangement allows the child to write comfortably without their hand obstructing the text or response items. Left-handed individuals often angle their hand in a way that can cause smudging or blocking of written material when writing from left to right, so positioning the booklet appropriately can alleviate this issue.

In contrast, adjusting the response positions or switching booklets may not address the fundamental challenge posed by the child's writing style. Ensuring that the response materials are set up in a way that accommodates the child's natural tendencies promotes a smoother testing experience and can contribute to more accurate assessment results.