BENDER GESTALT VISUAL MOTOR TEST Gestalt Visual Motor Test is another psychological test developed by Laureta Bender in 1938 a child neuropsychiatrist and it is used for evaluation of visual motor maturity to test the psychological disorder or brain damage of the subject. Originally the test includes 9 figures written on a 3x5 card. The process involve is that the subject will copy the figures on a blank sheet of paper as given by the examiner this will be the start to figure out the personality, emotional problem and their mental conditions and the test can be accomplished in 10 minutes more or less it can also be untimed according to the needs of their subject. In order to analyze the data the subject or the person taking the test must show a basic similarity of understanding of drawing and specific figures not necessarily artistic but with less difference as much as possible do it in the best they can as instructed by the examiner. If there will be n...