Note on Validity and Reliability of the Bannatyne Visuo-Spatial Memory Test

Nicholas C. Aliotti

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A test battery assessing visual-motor and motor abilities and a new, non-motoric visual memory test were administered to 95 first and second grade children. Means, standard deviations, and correlation coefficients for this new test, as well as information on validity and reliability are reported. Analysis of variance for the number of correct matches of visual memory test indicated significant differences for grade level ( p < .01) but not for sex. A varimax rotation of the correlation matrix resulted in a three-factor solution identified by: visual-motor copy performance, visual memory, and finger tapping.

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1966The Scree Test For The Number Of Factors 1964The Bender Gestalt Test for Young Children 1960MEMORY-FOR-DESIGNS TEST: REVISED GENERAL MANUAL 1969A Comparison of Visuo-Spatial and Visuo-Motor Memory For Designs and Their Relationship to Other Sensori-Motor and Psycholinguistic Variables

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