Perceptual and Motor Skills · 1971 · 23 citations · 7 references
EducationKinesiologyPsychologyHuman PerformanceIndividual DifferencesMotor ControlMotor Control AssessmentMotor Skill AcquisitionMotor Skill DevelopmentSkill AcquisitionSpatial AwarenessSpatial CognitionActivitiesMotor Skill ProficiencyMovement Skill PerformancePerceptual Motor SkillsPositionRod And Frame TestSpatial Perception EvaluationVisuospatial Skills
30 Ss were classified as highly skilled in a variety of motor activities and 30 Ss as poorly skilled. The 2 groups were administered the Rod-and-frame test, taken in a standing position and requiring nine different position settings of the rod and frame. The highly skilled performers were significantly more field independent than the poorly skilled Ss.
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Personality through Perception
Wayne H. Holtzman, Herman A. Witkin, Helen Lewis et al. · The American Journal of Psychology · 1955 · 973 citations
Herman A. Witkin · Scientific American · 1959 · 123 citations
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