Perceptual and Motor Skills · 1974 · 13 citations · 3 references
EducationBehavioral SciencesPsychologyIndividual DifferencesPhysical ActivityVisual PsychophysicsHormonal InfluencesPhysical FitnessPerceptual VerticalityRod And Frame TestVerticality JudgmentVerticality MeasurementVisual DependenceVisual Dependency
5 active male, 5 active female, 5 inactive male, and 5 inactive female Ss were given the rod-and-frame test. Unexpectedly, no significant sex differences were found. The difference between active and inactive Ss showed the inactive Ss had more difficulty in adjusting the rod to true verticality on the 1 trial given. Data suggest physically inactive Ss may be more dependent on the visual field than the active Ss.
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Review of Personality through perception.
Journal of Consulting Psychology · 1954 · 346 citations