Abstract
Standardization data of a new 1-min. trisecting test of the RPM Battery are presented. The test is composed of three staggered rows of 10 vertical lines each of variable length. The task is to estimate visually and mark the top third, then to bisect the remainder of as many lines as possible in 1 min. Scores of the first of the two steps, trisection, were shown to be independent of those for the second step, bisection. At least three perceptual illusions are involved in the judgments, and the speed of work influences each differently. All the scores derived for the test correlated only slightly or not at all with other tests of the RPM Battery, or with intelligence, education, or age.
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