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Pieron-Ruser test - online version

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The Pieron-Ruser test, a variation of the well-known test called the Bourdon test, is used to measure the attentional potential of children and adults.

With the help of Pierrene-Ruser’s test, you can measure attention such as: characteristics of voluntary attention, attention stability, switching levels and distribution of attention. It is necessary to fill the cells sequentially - from left to right, first the top line, and only then the line below. This online version of the test can give a rough estimate of the possibilities of your attention, for a more accurate result it is recommended to pass a professional test.

Instructions for performing the Pieron-Ruser test:

For filling 100 figures with appropriate signs, a limited time is given from 2 minutes for high school students and adults and up to 5 minutes for primary school children. In front of you you see 10 rows of 10 geometric shapes, in each of which you need to select the corresponding symbols, which are represented in the template - the top row of shapes filled with symbols. Your task is to fill in as much time as possible with the appropriate symbols in the allotted time. Remember or see which symbol should contain one or another figure and fill it.




Pieron-Ruser test theory:

The study is conducted to verify concentration, stability, distribution, switching attention, as well as assessing the childs attention from 6 to 10 years. The calculation is made by two indicators - processing speed, calculated by the formula: V=N/10, and accuracy - according to the formula: K=(N-A)/N. Where N is the number of characters processed, and A is the average number of errors per line, calculated from the sum of the errors in the lines divided by the number of lines.

  • Main factors:

    Processing speed (V) is calculated by the formula: V=N/c, Where N - the number of characters processed, and c - number of lines.

    The processing accuracy (K) is calculated by the formula: K=(N-A)/N, where A is the average number of errors.

    The amount of visual information (V) is calculated by the formula: V=0,5936*N*(3,4 or 5) where 0,5936 - average volume per sign (bit) and 3, 4 or 5 - multiplying factor (3 bits of information per sign, 4 bits of information per sign, and 5 bits of information per sign - experimental change of the formula for children, adolescents and advanced test, respectively) V symbols.

    Processing speed (Q) is calculated by the formula: Q=(V-2,807*(P+O))/t where 2,807 - loss of information for each missing symbol Q characters per second.

    • Generalized result:

      With a working time of 3 minutes, the rate of processing figures for preschool children from 50 to 80 figures with 7 errors

      Indicators of mental performance preschool when working with the test for 5 minutes:

      High - 50 to 80 figures (1 - 3 errors)

      Medium - 30 to 40 figures (3 errors and more)

      Low - less than 30 figures with 10 errors

      Table of processing speed for children from 7 to 14 years.

      Age (years)Q, bit
      7 - 80,74
      9 - 100,83
      11 - 121,02
      13 - 141,11

      Speed table in points.

      Points12345678910
      Q, bit / s<0,570,57 - 0,630,63 - 0,730,74 - 0,830,84 - 0,910,92 - 1,041,05 - 1,191,20 - 1,341,35 - 1,36>1,36

      Assessment of the level of development of attention.

      PointsУровень развитияQ, bit/с
      10Very hight>1.0
      8 - 9Hight0,75 - 1,00
      6 - 7Average0,50 - 0,74
      5 - 4Low0,25 - 0,49
      3 - 0Very low0,00 - 0,24

      Assessment of the concentration of attention of an adult person, figures in 1 minute.

      The number of processed figures:RankLevel of attention
      1001>Very hight
      91 - 992Hight
      80 - 903Average
      65 - 794Low
      64 and less5Very low

      The presence of errors in the test reduces the rating: 1 - 2 errors - a decrease of one rating; 3-4 errors - decrease by 2 ranks; more than 4 mistakes - decrease by 3 ranks.

      • Sources: E.Yu. Brunner "Better than super-attention. Methods of diagnosis and psycho-correction." - Rostov-on-Don, "Phoenix", 2006.




        © Oleg Akvan
        metodorf.com



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