Bender Gestalt Interpretation Pdf

Gestalt bender report • 1. Geochemistry Software. (Bender-Gestalt test) • History  a psychological test first developed by child neuropsychiatrist Lauretta Bender  The test is used to evaluate 'visual- motor maturity', to screen for developmental disorders, or to assess neurological function or brain damage. Fates Warning Fwx Rar.

 Bender first described her Visual Motor Gestalt Test in an 1938 monograph entitled: A Visual Motor Gestalt Test and Its Clinical Use. •  The test has been used as a screening device for brain damage. Bender herself said it was 'a method of evaluating maturation of gestalt functioning children 4-11's brain functioning by which it responds to a given constellation of stimuli as a whole, the response being a motor process of patterning the perceived gestalt.' •  It measures perceptual motor skills, perceptual motor development, and gives an indication of neurological intactness. It has been used as a personality test and a test of emotional problems.  The impetus for the clinical use of the Bender Gestalt came in the late 1930s when Max L. Fast Usb Driver/ Download 32&64 Bit Version there.

Hutt, an Instructor at the Educational Clinic of City College of New York became interested in developing a non-verbal projective personality test •  The Bender-II contains 16 figures versus 9 in the original. The new or revised scoring system for the Bender-II was developed based on empirical investigation of numerous scoring systems. • Purpose  The Bender Gestalt Test is used to evaluate visual maturity, visual motor integration skills, style of responding, reaction to frustration, ability to correct mistakes, planning and organizational skills, and motivation. Copying figures requires fine motor skills, the ability to discriminate between visual stimuli, the capacity to integrate visual skills with motor skills, and the ability to shift attention from the original design to what is being drawn. • Precautions  The Bender Gestalt Test should not be administered to an individual with severe visual impairment unless his or her vision has been adequately corrected with eyeglasses.  Additionally, the test should not be given to an examinee with a severe motor impairment, as the impairment would affect his or her ability to draw the geometric figures correctly. The test scores might thereby be distorted.