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    The Bender Visual Motor Gestalt Test document outlines interpretations of different responses on the test. Rigidly arranging figures in a methodical way indicates efforts to maintain organization against potential disorganization. Placing Figure A in the upper left corner or sketching before drawing suggests timidity and anxiety. Excessively working over designs, changing dots to circles, having difficulties with crossing and overlapping, or turning the design card and paper are interpreted as signs of emotional instability, insecurity, suspiciousness, or schizotypal tendencies.

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    The Bender Visual Motor Gestalt Test document outlines interpretations of different responses on the test. Rigidly arranging figures in a methodical way indicates efforts to maintain organization against potential disorganization. Placing Figure A in the upper left corner or sketching before drawing suggests timidity and anxiety. Excessively working over designs, changing dots to circles, having difficulties with crossing and overlapping, or turning the design card and paper are interpreted as signs of emotional instability, insecurity, suspiciousness, or schizotypal tendencies.

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    The Bender Visual Motor Gestalt Test document outlines interpretations of different responses on the test. Rigidly arranging figures in a methodical way indicates efforts to maintain organization against potential disorganization. Placing Figure A in the upper left corner or sketching before drawing suggests timidity and anxiety. Excessively working over designs, changing dots to circles, having difficulties with crossing and overlapping, or turning the design card and paper are interpreted as signs of emotional instability, insecurity, suspiciousness, or schizotypal tendencies.

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    The Bender Visual Motor Gestalt Test document outlines interpretations of different responses on the test. Rigidly arranging figures in a methodical way indicates efforts to maintain organization against potential disorganization. Placing Figure A in the upper left corner or sketching before drawing suggests timidity and anxiety. Excessively working over designs, changing dots to circles, having difficulties with crossing and overlapping, or turning the design card and paper are interpreted as signs of emotional instability, insecurity, suspiciousness, or schizotypal tendencies.

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    BENDER VISUAL MOTOR GESTALT TEST

    Item Interpretation

    Compulsive; effort to maintain


    Rigidly Methodical Arrangement personality against possible imminent
    disorganization.

    Position of Figure A. Upper left Timid and fearful person.

    Sketching Paranoia and anxiety. Timidity.

    Work over Excessive Suspicious; Schizophrenic condition.

    Emotional instability;
    Dots Changed to Circles
    Hysterical personality.

    Compulsive doubting;
    Emotional disturbance;
    Crossing and Overlapping Difficulties
    Insecurity;
    Schizophrenic condition

    Negativistic;
    Turning Design Card and Paper
    Emotional instability

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