Generalizability of Performance-Scores on Embedded Figures Material

Martin J. Ippel

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Various tests with hidden figures material (e.g., EFT, CFT and HFT) are used as empirical indicators for field dependence-independence. This study investigates whether generalizing performance-scores of the various hidden figures tests is justifiable. To do this the test characteristics of embeddedness and norm figure uncertainty were systematically varied following a repeated measurement design. The generalizability of these test characteristics appeared to be limited. Properties of norm figures and search figures appeared to have a great influence on the performance-score variance.

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1962Statistical principles in experimental design.1976Language and Perception 1974The Processing of Information and Structure 1963MANUAL FOR KIT OF REFERENCE TESTS FOR COGNITIVE FACTORS (REVISED 1963)1950INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN EASE OF PERCEPTION OF EMBEDDED FIGURES*1963Psychological Differentiation: Studies of Development 1971Group Embedded Figures Test 1956A short form of Witkin's embedded-figures test.

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