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Assorted Objects Used for Psychological Testing in a Wooden Box. For Form L of the Stanford-Binet ScalesEntry/Object ID
2012.2.401Scope and Content
Assorted Objects Used for Psychological Testing in a Wooden Box. For Form L of the Stanford-Binet Scales.
Contents of test must be kept confidential to preserve its integrity as updated forms are still in use.
Director of Psychology, NMPRC on 1/17/2013
There are missing pieces but also extra pieces, some of which are clearly game pieces from
Monopoly, so it is possible that they improvised with other objects.
Several smaller boxes inside include:
2 Shoelaces
16 Blue Cube wooden beads
15 Blue Cylindrical wooden beads
11 Blue Round wooden beads
(Supposed to be 16 of each type of bead)
Key
Yellow Car
Empty Box
(Supposed to also have a fork and chair)
Twelve Green Cubes
Orange Cube
Thimble
(Supposed to have a cat, a spoon, and a cup)
Two sticks
Green Auto
Engine (Locomotive)
Shoe
(Supposed to have scissors, a cat, a thimble, a dog, a doll, a spoon, and an empty cardboard box.
There are two large boxes inside with objects glued onto a piece of particle board inside. One has a shoe, a knife, and an iron, the other has a teacup, a button, and a thimble.
Extra pieces are: a thin shoestring, another locomotive, a blue car, a stick, a small wooden block, a red wooden square, a red wooden circle, a small metal hat, a small metal ship, a small metal cannon, and a small metal car.Collection
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