Techniques of nonverbal psychological testing.

Duration: 711

Year Published: 1965

Creator: International Film Bureau

Format: 16mm/video file

Sound: sound

Description: A case study is used to demonstrate the psychological evaluation of children who cannot be examined by usual verbal-dependent tests because of age, physical handicaps, or foreign language. Includes an overview of Gesell Development Scales, Leiter International Performance Scale, parts of Merrill-Palmer Scale, and Peabody Vocabulary Test. K. Fishler, R. Koch, and C.J. RossSearch Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this film, Depicts psychological evaluation of children who cannot be examined by the usual intelligence tests because of very young age, physical handicaps or foreign culture. Shows use of non-verbal techniques such as Gesell development scales, Leiter international performance scale, parts of the Merrill-Palmer scale and Peabody vocabulary test.

Complete Record: A case study is used to demonstrate the psychological evaluation of children who cannot be examined by usual verbal-dependent tests because of age, physical handicaps, or foreign language. Includes an overview of Gesell Development Scales, Leiter International Performance Scale, parts of Merrill-Palmer Scale, and Peabody Vocabulary Test. K. Fishler, R. Koch, and C.J. Ross Search Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this film, Depicts psychological evaluation of children who cannot be examined by the usual intelligence tests because of very young age, physical handicaps or foreign culture. Shows use of non-verbal techniques such as Gesell development scales, Leiter international performance scale, parts of the Merrill-Palmer scale and Peabody vocabulary test. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.