Lafayette Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test. MFID: 32023

• This widely used test measures capacity for simple but rapid eye-hand-finger movement. This is particularly applicable in shop and office occupations requiring quick movement in handling simple tools and production materials without differentiating size and shape.
• Includes carrying case, manual, record blanks, and norms.

• The Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test can be used for many testing applications. Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, vocational evaluation, and pre-employment screening are four generalized uses of the Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test . Other applications for the Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test can be found by doing a bibliography search.
• Physical and Occupational Therapists use the Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test for injury rehabilitation. The Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test is a tool used to obtain baseline data on a patient. This test can also be used to document patient progress and/or degree of disability.
• Vocational evaluators use the Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test to determine a subject's ability and aptitude for certain work related applications and for recommending job placement that requires manual dexterity. The Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test is also used to develop a specific training program that will give an individual the skills to complete a job task that requires manual dexterity.
• Human Resource Directors and Temporary Staffing Agencies use the Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test as a pre-employment screening and selection tool. An applicant's performance on the Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test can indicate their ability to perform in a job/task that requires manual dexterity.