Test of Visual Perceptual Skills rd 3 Edition

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Test of Visual Perceptual Skills – rd 3 Edition Tatiana Caldera & Megan Dupre

Test of Visual Perceptual Skills – rd 3 Edition Tatiana Caldera & Megan Dupre

TVPS-3 Test Kit � $160. 00 › Manual ($45) › Test Plate Booklet ($80)

TVPS-3 Test Kit � $160. 00 › Manual ($45) › Test Plate Booklet ($80) › 25 Record Forms ($35) www. academictherapy. com

Key Characteristics � Purpose: to give a reliable measure of a child’s visual perceptual

Key Characteristics � Purpose: to give a reliable measure of a child’s visual perceptual abilities without requiring motor involvement � Performance-based assessment � Age Range: 4 -0 through 18 -11 � Diagnostic Groups › ASD › ADHD › LD

Key Characteristics � Settings › Home › School System › Private Practice � Examiners

Key Characteristics � Settings › Home › School System › Private Practice � Examiners › › › Occupational Therapists School Psychologists Counselors Optometrists Learning and Resource Specialists Level B Professionals

Domains (7) Visual Discrimination � Visual Memory � Spatial Relationships � Form Constancy �

Domains (7) Visual Discrimination � Visual Memory � Spatial Relationships � Form Constancy � Sequential Memory � Visual Figure Ground � Visual Closure � 16 items and 2 examples/subtest 126 total items

Assessment Approach � Bottom-Up Frame of Reference � Visual Information Analysis Areas of Occupation

Assessment Approach � Bottom-Up Frame of Reference � Visual Information Analysis Areas of Occupation � Reading, driving, writing, calculating, meal prep, feeding, dressing, leisure activities, mobility

Test Length � 30 minutes to Administer › Varies by age › Recommended: 2

Test Length � 30 minutes to Administer › Varies by age › Recommended: 2 plates/minute � All subtests are untimed except: › Subtests 2 (Visual Memory) › Subtests 5 (Sequential Memory)

Test Development � Pilot Study › TVPS-R: items were selected from the middle (easier)

Test Development � Pilot Study › TVPS-R: items were selected from the middle (easier) and end (harder) of each subsection › 112 items selected from original 224 items › n=128 (ages 10 -15) Conclusion › TVPS-3 was developed without utilizing any new items

Test Development Cont. � Normative Study › Additional plates were added to pilot study

Test Development Cont. � Normative Study › Additional plates were added to pilot study plates › After item analysis, the final items for were identified › 18 items & 2 examples/subtest 140 test items › Item bias studies provided a non-discriminatory test › 16 items & 2 examples/subtest 126 test items Final TVPS-3

Standardization Sample � � n = 2, 008 83 sites in 38 states ›

Standardization Sample � � n = 2, 008 83 sites in 38 states › Public, private, parochial schools � 97 examiners (majority OTs) Item Bias Review � � � Gender Ethnicity Region Residence Parent Education Level

Testing Preparations � Environment › Free of any auditory and visual distractions › Well

Testing Preparations � Environment › Free of any auditory and visual distractions › Well illuminated and ventilated � Consider Time of Day � Record general information on TVPS-3 Record Form � Test materials prepared prior to evaluation

Test Items Visual Discrimination Visual Memory

Test Items Visual Discrimination Visual Memory

Spatial Relationships Form Constancy Sequential Memory

Spatial Relationships Form Constancy Sequential Memory

Visual Figure Ground Visual Closure

Visual Figure Ground Visual Closure

Testing Procedures � Basals do not need to be determined � Give exact directions

Testing Procedures � Basals do not need to be determined � Give exact directions at child’s level › May be repeated throughout the TVPS-3 if needed � Administer both examples for all subtests › They can be used to teach the task › Further teaching is NOT allowed beyond the examples � Plates can be shown only ONCE � Administer all items until ceiling is reached

PSYCHOMETRIC PROPRTIES INTERNAL CONSISTENCY RELIABILITY COEFFICIEN SPEARMANT BROWN ALPHA ↓ ↓ 0. 75 -0.

PSYCHOMETRIC PROPRTIES INTERNAL CONSISTENCY RELIABILITY COEFFICIEN SPEARMANT BROWN ALPHA ↓ ↓ 0. 75 -0. 88 subtest 0. 96 entire test 0. 76 -0. 88 subtest 0. 96 entire test TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY • n=42 • Mean re-test interval 21 days 0. 34 -0. 81 subtest 0. 97 entire test VALIDITY CONTENT: item analysis based on statistical methods CRITERIONRELATED: Visual Supplement of VMI-5 r = 0. 67 CONSTRUCT: established by chronological age and children dx with learning disabilities and ADHD

Scoring & Results

Scoring & Results

Indication of potential Visual-Perceptual concerns Scaled scores of below � Standard scores below 7

Indication of potential Visual-Perceptual concerns Scaled scores of below � Standard scores below 7 80 � % ile ranks below 16 � % ile ranks below 25 �

Measurement Concerns Scoring can be confusing � Administration can be lengthy depending on child’s

Measurement Concerns Scoring can be confusing � Administration can be lengthy depending on child’s response rate � Child requires good receptive language skills to complete the assessment � Competency in test administration � Child’s behavior may interfere with results � The test is only a “snapshot” of performance at a particular point �

References Kramer, P. , & Hinojosa, J. (1999). Visual Information Analysis: Frame of Reference

References Kramer, P. , & Hinojosa, J. (1999). Visual Information Analysis: Frame of Reference for Visual Perception. Frames of reference for pediatric occupational therapy (2 nd ed. , pp. 205 -256). Philadelphia: Williams & Wilkins. � Martin, N. (2006). TVPS-3: Test of visual perceptual skills (3 rd ed. ). Novato, CA: Academic Therapy Publications. � http: //www. wpspublish. com/store/Images/Product/TVPS-3_AP 41. jpg � http: //www. wpspublish. com/store/Qualification_Guidelines%20 V 3. pdf �