Semeonoff-Vygotsky intelligence test, 1950-1980

Two copies of the Semeonoff-Vygotsky Test, originally developed in 1937 as a means of studying thought disorders in schizophrenia, but here as a test of intelligence; consisting of 22 blocks of varying colour, shape, thickness and area of cross-section; as used by the Department of Psychology at the University of Liverpool, c.1980-2000.

Collection

Science Museum

Inventory Number

3170824

Title

Semeonoff-Vygotsky intelligence test, 1950-1980

Object Type

PhysicalObject

Measurements

- overall: 20 mm x 180 mm x 25 mm,