Test of Visual Perceptual Skills (non-motor Revised (TVPS-R)..a mystery for you all
An OT friend sent me this…the child is almost 9 years old. Can you figure out his strengths/weaknesses?
Test of Visual Perceptual Skills (non-motor Revised (TVPS-R)
The TVPS is used to determine a student’s visual-perceptual strengths and weaknesses. Visual Perception is defined as the capacity to interpret or give meaning to what is seen. The student is shown a stimulus picture, and asked to point to a correct response from four or five choices. The student is tested in the seven areas listed below:
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Vis-Percept Ages |
Standard Scores Norm=100±15 |
Scaled Scores Norm=10±3 |
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Vis Discrimination assesses the ability to match or determine exact characteristics of two forms when one is among similar forms. |
>12.11 |
121 |
14 |
Above |
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Vis Memory assesses the ability to remember for immediate recall all of |
12.7 |
111 |
12 |
Above |
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Vis Spatial- Relationships assesses the ability to determine the one single form or part of a form that is different from the other forms. |
>12.11 |
114 |
13 |
Above |
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Vis Form- Constancy assesses the ability to see a form and find it hidden among other forms when it may be a different size, rotated, or reversed. |
4.10 |
77 |
5 |
Below |
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Vis Sequential- Memory assesses the ability to remember for immediate recall a series of forms from among four separate series of forms. |
>12.11 |
130 |
16 |
Above
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Vis Figure- Ground assesses the ability to perceive a form visually, and to find this form hidden in a chaotic ground of matter. |
11.4 |
109 |
12 |
Above |
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Vis Closure assesses the ability to determine, from four incomplete forms, the one that would be the same as the completed form. |
11.4 |
109 |
12 |
Above |
Mar 17, 2008 | Category: Occupational Therapy | Comments: none