TOPIC: Statistical methods of IQ assessments.

Does anyone know if the Stanford Binet 5 assigns a stronger weight to verbal fluency, or any other dimension of intelligence? Conducting personal research, I learned that the correlation coefficients of some professionally proctored tests have uniform correlation coefficient across verbal fluency, perceptual reasoning, working memory, and processing speed. I do not believe that is the best measure of intelligence as it has been statistically proven that Verbal Fluency is the most pure dimension of intelligence and correlates the highest with 'g'.