We are looking for something to act as the counterpart of the verbal fluency test (FAS), but assessing visual skill.
We have a creativity task which we give in both visual and verbal form (the Remote Associates Test, for which we created visual stimuli). It would be great if we could assess both visual and verbal skill of our participants before giving them the creativity task to solve.This would allow us to see what the influence of linguistic and visual ability is over the performance in the same creativity task given in two different modalities.
There is word-fluency (WFT) and a figure-fluency task (FFT) which get used in neuropsych diagnostical testing, perhaps those could be of use to you?
- Ruth
Dear Ruth, that would be great! Could you please provide some references? Do you mean asking people to come up with as many words as possible for a letter for the WFT, and this Article The Ruff Figural Fluency Test: A normative study with adults
for the FFT?
Hi! We used Rorschach tables as stimuli to evaluate "visual fluency". The participants were asked to name as many different things they can see in the ambiguous picture for each table. The consistency/test-retest reliability was very high. Best, M.
Thanks Marko! Could you recommend a source for the Rorschach tables? Is there normative data on them?
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