KOPPITZ-2

Developed to determine the presence and degree of visual-motor issues; identify candidates for remediation or visual-motor training; monitor the progress of progressive degenerative diseases; and evaluate the effectiveness of intervention efforts the KOPPITZ has been recently revised. The KOPPITZ-2 has been updated to include an expanded age range with additional norms and improved reliability and is suitable for those ages 5 to 85.

• New norms based on a nationally representative sample of 3,600 people
• Separate scoring systems for young children (ages 5 to 7 years) and older children and adults (ages 8 to 85+ years)
• The addition of two- and three-dimensional drawings for older children and adults — drawings that can reveal subtle visual-motor integration deficits
• A completely nonverbal format that makes the test appropriate for individuals from all cultural and ethnic backgrounds
• High reliability across age, gender, and ethnicity
• Detailed scoring guidelines that insure high interscorer reliability
• A variety of scores — standard scores, percentile ranks, specialized scores, and age equivalents — to meet the needs of all practioners
• A separate section of the Manual explaining how to use KOPPITZ Emotional Indicators (EIs) and a specialized form for this purpose