APS

2025 APS Annual Convention · 2025

Using Block Design As a Correlative Predictor of Internalizing Problems in Children: Insights from a Retrospective Chart Analysis

Washington, DC · May 2025

Poster · Clinical Science

  • Alexa Cohen
    Integrated Center for Child Development
  • Yutong Zou
    Tufts University
  • Jenny Wagenhoffer
    Integrated Center for Child Development
  • Kathryn Boyle
    Integrated Center for Child Development
  • Leah Murphy
    Integrated Center for Child Development
  • Rafael Castro
    Integrated Center for Child Development
  • Jennifer Frechette
    Integrated Center for Child Development

Abstract

This study examines the WISC-V Block Design subtest, a measure of visual perception and simultaneous processing, to explore its correlation with anxiety. Given the right hemisphere's role in visual-spatial processing and emotional regulation, the study assesses Block Design's predictive potential in the assessment of anxiety.

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