Free for NOSSCR Nonprofit Members

Join us for Tom Krause’s “Psychometric Testing: From Test Scores to Work-Related Limitations” on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at 2pm Eastern!

This session addresses a recurring problem in disability practice: a neuropsychological report an ALJ finds credible but cannot apply, because nothing in it translates test scores into the vocabulary SSA uses. Using the WAIS-5 (published 2024) as the working example, it walks the inferences that separate a score from a work-related limitation, maps the primary indexes and subtests to the mental abilities listed at POMS DI 25020.010B.3, and explains the GAI–CPI split. It also covers what intelligence testing does not measure, such as memory, executive function, sustained attention, adaptive functioning, premorbid baseline, and validity — and which instruments do. Practical material includes the elements of Listing 12.05, five common ways representatives overclaim, and specific language to include in a letter to an examiner.

For a sneak peek on what to expect in this session, check out Tom’s “Krause Chronicles” article found later in this issue of the Forum.

This session is eligible for live virtual CLE credit, pending state approval.

Session length:

• 60 minutes

Pricing:

• NOSSCR Nonprofit Members: $0
• Emeritus Members: $50
• Sustaining Members: $72
• Regular Members: $80
• Non-Members: $95

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