Consistency of Two Modes of Administration of the Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test to Kindergarten Children in Two Different Localities by Sex

Abstract

In a recent publication Czskey and Larson (1977) reported a significant correlation ( r = .87, P = ,001) between Bender Visual-motor Gestalt Test scores administered alternately, individually, and in a group format to 105 kindergarten children. Since the subjects were about equally divided between a rural and a suburban community in northeast Ohio, the Ammonses (personal communication, August, 1977) questioned such a correlation based upon subjects from two potentially dissimilar geographic areas. Accordingly, the scores were separated and Pearson correlations (Games & Klare, 1967) were computed for each geographic area and by sex within each area. The results are presented in Table 1.

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