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Psychometric Evaluation and Cognitive Correlates of the Tactile Mental Cutting Test: Investigating Reliability, Validity, Gender Differences in Spatial Ability, Executive Function and Social Emotional Competence Among Native American Elementary Students
Spatial ability-the ability to understand, visualize, and mentally manipulate shapes and objects-is important for learning in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). However, many traditional spatial ability tests rely heavily on drawings and other visual representations and have o
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