A Factor Analysis of Vision Tests

Zachert, Virginia

doi:10.1097/00006324-195108000-00002

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“…Factor Zachert (1951) reported the two acuity tests as having high loadings on a factor labeled "Acuity," but included the Orthorater Depth Perception Test in her results as a specific factor having no significant loading on Acuity. Rabideau (1955) It might be suggested that this factor could involve a grasping ability.…”

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A factorial study of dexterity tests.

Bourassa¹,

Guion²

1959

Journal of Applied Psychology

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“…Moreover, visual tests have not been included in psychomotor batteries. Factor analyses of visual skills are not common, but the analysis of Orthorater scores by Zachert (1951) does suggest that depth perception is distinct from simple visual acuity.…”

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A factorial study of dexterity tests.

Bourassa¹,

Guion²

1959

Journal of Applied Psychology

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Leistungspsychologische Untersuchungen an 157 Insulinbehandelten Diabetikern in Sechs Typischen Krankheitsstadien

Thomas¹,

Gries²,

Lohmann³

et al. 1988

Verhaltensmedizin Und Diabetes Mellitus

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A study of tachistoscopic vision.

Kephart¹,

Pecsok²

1951

Journal of Applied Psychology

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Although many studies have been made upon the span of apprehension as measured tachistoscopically, and the effects of tachistoscopic training upon this apprehension, none could be found referring to the effects of tachistoscopic exposure upon perception. Since many industrial jobs today, particularly those involving inspections, require split-second perception, it seems important that some studies be made in this field. The present paper does not attempt to discover the loss of perceptive power upon tachistoscopic exposure, but is merely the first step in an attempt to determine the correlation between a standard vision test (in this case the Ortho-Rater) and tachistoscopic scores (at £ second exposure).

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A Factor Analysis of Vision Tests

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A factorial study of dexterity tests.

A factorial study of dexterity tests.

Leistungspsychologische Untersuchungen an 157 Insulinbehandelten Diabetikern in Sechs Typischen Krankheitsstadien

A study of tachistoscopic vision.

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