This product has been designated for retirement and will be discontinued once existing inventory has been depleted. Orders will continue to be accepted while individual component supplies remain available.
Customers are encouraged to plan for future assessment needs and explore WRAML3, which offers the latest content, features, and ongoing support.
Wide Range Assessment of Memory and Learning | Second Edition
WRAML2
Important Product UpdateThis product has been designated for retirement and will be discontinued once existing inventory has been depleted. Orders will continue to be accepted while individual component supplies remain available.
Customers are encouraged to plan for future assessment needs and explore WRAML3, which offers the latest content, features, and ongoing support.
- Age range:
- Individuals 5 - 90
- Qualification level:
- C
- Completion time:
- Less than 1 hour for the Core Battery
- Administration:
- Paper-and-pencil
- Scoring options:
- Hand scoring
*Please note: There is a misprint on Table A.1. Scaled Scores Corresponding to Subtest Raw Scores, by Age of the WRAML2 manual corresponding to the 10:0-10:11 age band. The correction is as follows: For the Design Memory subtest, the raw score range for a scaled score of 19 should read 56-60.
WRAML-2 allows users to diagnose memory problems and facilitates the need for two memory tests for adults and children.
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Benefits
- Access standard scores, scaled scores, and percentiles, and age equivalents for the child and pre-adolescent age groups.
- Provide an overview of memory functioning in four subtests from the Core Battery.
- Choose from additional subtests and indexes to further enhance working memory assessment capabilities.
Features
The WRAML2 Core Battery is composed of two verbal, two visual, and two attention/concentration subtests.
- Four subtests from the Core Battery provide an overview of memory functioning.
- A General Memory Index comprises Verbal Memory Index, Visual Memory Index and Attention/Concentration Index (coefficient = .93)
- A Working Memory Index comprises Symbolic Working Memory and Verbal Working Memory subtests, plus four recognition subtests: Design Recognition, Picture Recognition, Verbal Recognition and Story Memory Recognition.
- New age norms from 5–90 years.
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The WRAML2 can be tailored to meet the clinician’s needs. A screening version (4 subtests) yields Verbal and Visual Memory Indexes, along with an overall Screening Index. Administration time for an experienced clinician, depending on the client’s pacing, is around 20-30 minutes. The standard battery is 6 subtests and yields, in addition to the Verbal and Visual Memory Indexes, an Attention/Concentration Index and a General Memory Index. Total time is around 35-40 minutes. For those wanting more qualitative and comparison data (e.g., a comprehensive n-p battery), the standard battery and all optional subtests take about 60-70 minutes.
In addition to material in the accompanying manual there is an Essentials book (Wiley) on the WRAML2 (and TOMAL), co-authored by Wayne Adams and Cecil Reynolds. The WRAML2 portion of that book provides a thorough overview, practical how-to’s, cautions, and interpretive paths to consider.
The WRAML2 is a lifespan product (ages 5-90 years) that quickly and efficiently allows clinicians to assess memory function vs. WMS-IV (ages 16-90) and CMS (ages 5-16).
