Sentence examples for spatial tests from inspiring English sources

In her autobiography, and, more concisely, in a thirty-page article published a little before the book—"My Experiences as an Autistic Child," which appeared in the Journal of Orthomolecular Psychiatry in 1984 Temple indicates how, even as a child, she scored at the top of the recorded norms in spatial tests and visual tests but did rather badly in abstract and sequential tasks.

In her autobiography, and, more concisely, in a thirty-page article published a little before the book — "My Experiences as an Autistic Child," which appeared in the Journal of Orthomolecular Psychiatry in 1984 — Temple indicates how, even as a child, she scored at the top of the recorded norms in spatial tests and visual tests but did rather badly in abstract and sequential tasks.

These dynamic spatial tests were designed for computer administration.

We predicted performance on a broader range of our spatial tests would predict math performance.

ALG, and HAT developed the mathematics test, spatial tests, and mathematics categorization.

Men also tended to hold on to processing speed a bit longer and do better overall with spatial tests.

We used regression models to explore whether spatial test performance would predict changes in math accuracy.

Subjects that received spatial testing first were superior on the nonspatial task to those subjects that received nonspatial training first.

Similar to the results from the spatial test, there were no effects of parental treatment on competitive ability in RJF.

In addition, musicians have been found to attain significantly higher spatial test scores than non-musicians [62].

Animals had no swim pretraining prior to the start of spatial testing in the water maze.