• Welcome
Chapter One
• 1.0 Motor Observations
• 1.1 Who we are
• 1.2 Terms and Conditions
• 1.3 Contact
• 1.4 Other Publications
Chapter Two
• 2.0 A Short Introduction to the Website
• 2.1 A Practical Introduction to the Motor Observations
• 2.2 A Short Guide Using This Website
• 2.3 Abstract of Future Article
• 2.4 Data Collection
  • 2.4.1 Blind Evaluation
  • 2.4.2 Research Items
  • 2.4.3 Final Items
  • 2.4.4 Theoretical Groups
  • 2.4.5 Item Selection
• 2.5 Bibliography
• 2.6 Thank you
Chapter Three
• 3.0 Scoring and Statistic Introduction
• 3.1 Item Examples (manual)
• 3.2 Short Video of 2 Items
• 3.3 Input and Graphic Examples
• Paid Section. Please purchase the test to see the last three chapters.
• Chapter Four
  • 4.1 The Manual
  • 4.2 Worksheets
  • 4.3 Full Training Video
  • 4.4 Scoring Practice
• Chapter Five
  • 5.1 Standard Deviations
  • 5.2 Percentages by Age
• Chapter Six
  • 6.1 PDF-presentations
  • 6.2 Future Research Plans

6.2 Plans for Future Research and Keeping Up-to-Date

This space will be up-dated as new information and research is published concerning this type of diagnostic testing or screening, etc. We will send you a summary of the article to your e-mail, if you have requested this on your original order form. Also if you would like to send us information, please send it to: Lynnsi@telfort.nl or via the other address via Contact on the Home Page.

• A sample of +/- 40 children in the Dutch Sensory Integration Dysfunction Group has been tested using portions of the Southern California Sensory Integration Tests and the Visual Motor Integration Test by K. Beery. These scores will be analyzed to confirm that children with Sensory Integration Dysfunction have dysfunctional Motor Observation scores. The article is in progress. Author W.R.A. Duurkoop.
• Pre and Post Motor Observation Testing in Dutch Convenience Sample: September 2009. Author Lynn J. Horowitz.
• Courses for the Motor Observations are being planned in various locations. Let us know if you are interested.