Comparison of an "industrial" problem solving task and an assembly task

Abstract

Ten repetitions of the Crawford Test of Tridimensional Structural Visualization were given to 87 female and 44 male students of psychology. No significant sex differences were found in the scores for any trial. Low correlations between scores on first and tenth trials (.36 for women and .09 for men) are interpreted as indicating that different functions are measured by the first and tenth trials. The tenth trial is assumed to measure an assembly function. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)