Retest Reliability of Rod-and-Frame Scores during Early Adulthood

Adevai, Greta; We, McGough

doi:10.2466/pms.1968.26.3c.1306

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“…The sum of the absolute number of degrees deviation from true vertical for the eight trials was used as the score. Odd-even reliabilities of .89 or greater on the RFT have been reported (Gardner, Jackson, & Messick, 1960;Witkin et al, 19S4) as well as test-retest reliabilities of .84 or greater for time intervals extending through 3 years (Adevai & McGough, 1968;Bauman, 1951). A smaller RFT score is considered indicative of greater psychological differentiation.…”

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Personality differentiation, effectiveness of personality integration, and mood in female college students.

Tobacyk

1981

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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Personality differentiation, effectiveness of personality integration, and mood in female college students.

Tobacyk

1981

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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“…For example, Witkin et al (1967) reported test-retest reliability of .62-.92 for 10-14-year olds tested with a 3-14-year latency. Adevai and McGough (1968) used AD to score the RFT and found test-retest reliability of .86 when used with a sample of college men. Comparable reliability (.84) was found for AD with a 9-month latency when scored with college women (Applebaum, 1978).…”

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A 3D Virtual Environment Rod and Frame Test: The Reliability and Validity of Four Traditional Scoring Methods for Older Adults

Reger¹,

McGee²,

Zaag³

et al. 2003

Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology

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This study introduced a 3D rod-and-frame test in a virtual environment (VERF) and evaluated its reliability and concurrent validity according to four scoring methods previously used with 2D tests. Thirty nonimpaired older adults (15 men; 15 women) aged 64-86 (M=73.6) manipulated a rod in a semi-immersive 3D virtual environment. Results suggested that the conventional 2D scoring method of absolute deviation from vertical was the most reliable method (alpha=.79; gamma=.89). This approach also had higher correlations with traditional neuropsychological measures of spatial ability than three other methods. Given the availability of a reliable and valid scoring method, the VERF may result in previously unavailable insights through the measurement of visuospatial abilities in 3D.

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No genetic effect on variation in field dependence: A study of rod-and-frame scores in families of monozygotic twins

Tambs

1987

Behav Genet

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Retest Reliability of Rod-and-Frame Scores during Early Adulthood

Cited by 6 publications

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Personality differentiation, effectiveness of personality integration, and mood in female college students.

Personality differentiation, effectiveness of personality integration, and mood in female college students.

A 3D Virtual Environment Rod and Frame Test: The Reliability and Validity of Four Traditional Scoring Methods for Older Adults

No genetic effect on variation in field dependence: A study of rod-and-frame scores in families of monozygotic twins

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