Problem Solving Ability Test based on TOL Test
Performance test: This test consists of a wooden board with three different sized pegs mounted with three wooden colour balls. A schedule of presentation of the problems is to be prepared from one move problem to the multiple move problems in an increasing order of difficulty. This is an adapted version of Tower of London Test.
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Compare001-MI- (1 set includes 2 sets of TOL Boards with six wooden color balls with administrators manual)
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