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·          The three needle apparatus has been widely used in studies of Depth Perception Apparatus.

·          This consists of an elongated box which conceals inside three vertical rods or pins. These pins can be seen by a subject through a small window and the inside of the box is illuminated.

·          Two of these rods are fixed and the one in the middle is movable, resting on a pulley bottom wheeled on a rod running completely across the length of the box.

·          A meter -scale is fixed to the groove like opening on the top so that the exact position of the movable rod can be read.

·          Hand Steadiness Tester Electrical with impulse counter (Electrical simple also available).

·          This test examines the side of which there are some holes arranged systematically so that they proceed from the widest to the smallest.

·          The subject takes an instrument called the stylus into his hand and inserts it completely and draws it out of these holes, the impulse counter would indicate an error.

·          The Hand Steadiness Tester is also available without an impulse counter. In that case, whenever the stylus touches the walls of the hole, the light point would indicate an error.

·          Comes with a manual.

Working model- it consists of a wooden board to which a circular disc graduated in degrees is fixed. The disc is fixed with a metallic pointer and graduated metallic arc. The angular position of the metallic arc to the eye can be read with the help of a pointer on the graduated disc. In the middle of the disc is a point which is rotation passes through all the radii along a spherical object corresponding to the surface retina. Perimeter ( Lister type )Automatically records field to 90 degree in all meridians. Thecrier mechanism is smooth, silent and invisible. The patientperceives only the test object to move. Spring check, giving anaudible click to each 15º of rotation of the arc in either directionrenders close scrutiny of dial plate unnecessary, and ensuresaccurate registration. The device can be thrown out of action ifsilent movement is desired. The marker a needle is housed in aretractable tube, sprung to sheath the pint when actuallymarking. A set of interchangeable and permanent washable testobjects is included with the instrument.

To determine the extent of space error movement error and error in perception of length of a line. The instrument consists of a stand with a wooden block. The wooden block on the front has a thick straight line with a fixed arrow and two movable arrow pointers of the same length. The arrows are made in such a way that they act as open ended or closed embedded arrows. On the rear side of the block a wooden scale is embedded. A certain length of the line equal to the fixed line with the help of pointer. The error in perception is measured with the help of scale at the rear.

·          A Printed paper with design is fixed on a metal plate. 

·          This plate is manipulated in X_Y plane i.e. front back and left right direction by two handles. 

·          A spring-loaded pencil fied to a bracket traces on the design when the metal plate is manipulated.

·          Co-ordination is the ability to use both sides of the body together in a coordinated way. It is also known as bilateral integration. Many childhood and school activities require your child to be able to use both hands together well.

·          An important stage in the development of fine motor skills is the development of bilateral hand use.  This is the use of two hands together to grasp and manipulate objects.  This stage of development starts with bringing the hands together in the midline and develops to using one hand as the dominant hand and the other as a helping hand.

·          The Binet Kamat Test of Intelligence (BKT) is an adaptation of the original Binet-Simon test, specifically designed and standardized for use in India. 

·          It's a widely used tool in India, particularly in clinical settings, for assessing general mental abilities. 

·          The BKT measures intelligence through a variety of tasks, including verbal abilities, memory, reasoning, and spatial visualization. 

·          Supported by knowledgeable experts, we are providing an extensive series of Binet Kamat Test. 

·          Our offered product is available in diverse configurations to match with the client’s demands. Age Group: 3 yrs to 22yrs.

Electrical with zero reset- to demonstrate the phenomenon of trial and error of acquiring a new motor skill. It consists of a mirror drawing box, impulse counter and stylus. The wooden box has a metallic plate with a star pattern grooved in the middle. Over the metallic plate is hinged a screen and the inside of the lid of the box of the carries a mirror.
The box is connected to the mains and the error counter ant the stylus operates through the mirrors.

The screen is placed in such a position that the subject is unable to see directly the star pattern but can see the image in the mirror.

The subject is asked to move the stylus in between the grooved star is such a way that it does not touch the metallic part, while looking at the image in the mirror. Whenever the stylus touches the metallic parts, the circuit is closed and an error is counted along with a buzzer sound.

·          Sit and Reach is a fitness test that measures the participant's flexibility.

·          Good flexibility can reduce the chances of sporting injury and is a key component of all-around health and fitness.

·          The Sit and Reach Bench is designed for trunk flexibility measurement and comes with a lockable base, so is perfect for mobile testing. The set includes an activity card.

·          The Ergograph Apparatus, the ultimate tool for precision and accuracy in industrial and laboratory settings. This high-quality product is designed to meet the needs of professionals who require precise measurements and accurate data in their work.

·          The Ergograph Apparatus comes in different available sizes to suit various applications. It is available for use in both industrial and laboratory settings, making it a versatile tool for a range of professionals. The device is made of high-quality wooden material, which is durable and long-lasting.

·          It is designed to withstand heavy usage without deteriorating in quality or performance. The sleek brown colour of the Ergograph Apparatus adds to its aesthetic appeal, while its lightweight design makes it easy to handle.

·          Digital Algometer Apparatus a device used to measure an individual's pain threshold and pain tolerance.

·          It works by applying a controlled and increasing pressure to a specific area of the body until the person reports feeling pain.

·          Seguin Form Board is use for measuring intelligence of children.

·          The Seguin Form Board Test is based on the single factor theory of intelligence, which measures speed and accuracy.

·          It is useful in evaluating a child's eye-hand coordination, shape-concept, visual perception and cognitive ability.

This is a metallic exposure box with electronic timer to control the exposure time. The exposure time can be adjusted continuously from 0.1 to 5 seconds. Provided with binding posts for calibrating the exposure time setting using chronoscope. It has two card holders, one for the standard card - 3.5" X 5.5" and another for big size cards - 6" X 8". Works on 230 V AC. Supplied with Dot Cards for span of attention.
Other type of cards for span of Apprehension can be ordered extra.

• 10 Lights ate 1" distance on ruway
• Light's velocity range 50, 100, 150 km/hr.
• LCD Display
• Hand held swictch to stop at target LED.

·          Divided attention could be defined as our brain’s ability to attend to two different stimuli at the same time, and respond to the multiple demands of your surroundings. Divided attention is a type of simultaneous attention that allows us to process different information sources and successfully carry out multiple tasks at a time.

·          This cognitive skill is very important, as it allows us to be more efficient in our day-to-day lives. Our ability to attend to multiple stimuli and do various tasks at a time does have its limits. When you divide your attention, the efficiency with which you do these actions is decreased, and you will almost certainly perform poorly. Interference is the term used to describe when a person has a hard time attending to two stimuli at a time. We see interference when the brain is only able to process a certain amount of information. However, cognitive training can help improve divided attention, and as a consequence, the ability to do more than one activity at a time.

·          The apparatus consists of a wooden board with a circular and triangular groove with a metallic contact point on each. The board is wired so that any passage of electric current on it from a battery can be indicated by an impulse counter. The board is connected to a battery terminal. The other terminal of the battery is connected to a metallic stylus through the impulse counter. Whenever the stylus touches the metallic contact point, the impulse counter records it as an error.

·          The apparatus has three vertical rods erected straight on a wooden base and there are black and white discs placed in the central rod.

·          The individual is asked to put black discs in the left rod and white discs in the right rod with left hand. Time taken is recorded.

·          3 Bright Bar and 30 Plastic Disc with wooden base.

·       The instrument consists of a rotating cylinder. Over the drum is a metallic screen concealing the drum from outside.

·          The middle of screen has a window opening which allows view of small portion of drum. A list of syllables is pasted on the rotating drum. When drum is rotated, the window allows a convenient vision of one syllable at a time. 

·          A memory drum is a piece of laboratory apparatus used to present stimuli in a controlled manner in memory experiments before the advent of computers. Items to be learnt appeared one at a time in the aperture of the drum as it was rotated, either by the experimenter or laterly by timed inputs from a motor.

·            The Electronic Memory Drum is a very useful, versatile and accurate instrument. It can   be used      in most of the Learning, Memory and Forgetting Experiments like Serial Verbal Learning, Retro-active Inhibition.

Reaction time is also known as physiological time. It refers to the time taken by an organism to elicit a response to a stimulus. The speed with which the organism responds to a stimulus is R .T. This process can be measured in milli secs. Using a chronoscope. Reaction time is also known as the time that lapses between the stimulus and the response. This lapse of time is due to message transmission by the receptor nerves to the higher brain centers and dispatches of signals from these brain centers to the motor organs to respond. R.T. varies from organism to organism and depends on nature of stimulus such as intensity, length of presentation, attitude etc. To establish this phenomenon R.T. apparatus is used.

·          Color Mixer Apparatus colour mixing takes place when two or more colours come together to form a different colour.

·          This apparatus demonstrates how different the three primary colour colours of from-form the three basic colours for mixing light are red, green and blue.

·          The apparatus consists of a circular metallic disc graduated into different degree and operated by a motor in a concealed box-like arrangement. The speed of motor is adjustable.

·          Colour discs of red, green, blue and yellow. The discs are cut in such a way along the sector that they can all be slipped into each other.

·          The apparatus is a square shape made of wood. It has 15 rows and 15 columns, i.e. 225 screws are fixed on the wood in the form of points which are connected with bulb and stylus . Bulb does not glow while going on right track but glows while going on wrong track by which error can be known.

·          Human Maze Learning Pointed Electrical With Reset 6 Digit Error Counter.

The working of this apparatus is similar to Maze Learning Electrical (Pointed) but in this error can be known by Reset Error Counter along with the glowing of bulb. After every effort Error Counter is reset.

·          This apparatus is the most advanced with ultra-modern technology. The tool operates on A.C. Mains. Subject places the stylus at the starting point of Maze Learning. The Digital Timer immediately starts recording time in seconds and its decimal parts. Whenever there is an error the Digital Error Counter automatically records one error in Digital Form. Thus, here in this instrument time and error both are recorded automatically. Both the Digital Timer and Digital Error Counter are Reset Type and have Four (04) LED chips as Display.

1. Abraham H. Maslow

2. Albert Bandura

3. Alfred Adler

4. Alfred Binet

5. Aristotle

6. B.F. Skinner

7. C.L. Hull

8. Carl G. Jung

9. Carl R. Rogers

10. Charles Bell

11. Charles Darwin

12. Charles Sherrington

13. D.O.Hebb

14. David Hume

15. David Wechsler

16. Dr. Cyril Burt

17. E.B. Titchner

18. E.C. Toleman

19. E.H. Weber

20. Edward L. Thorndike

21. Edwin Guthire

22. Emil Kraepelin

23. Erich Fromm

24. Erik Erikson

25. Ernest Jones

26. F.A.P. Aveling

27. F.J.Gall

28. Francis Galton

29. Frederick Perls

30. G.S. Hall

31. George Kelly

32. Gordon Allport

33. Gottfried W. Liebnitz

34. Gustav T. Fechner

35. Hans J. Eysenck

36. Harlow

37. Heinz Kohut

38. Henry Murray

39. Herbert Spencer

40. Herman Rorschach

41. Herman V Helmholtz

42. Herman Ebbinghaus

43. Herry S. Sullivan

44. Immanuel Kant

45. Ivan P. Pavlov

46. J.M. Baldwin

47. J.M. Cattell

48. J.W. Cannon

49. Jean Piaget

50. Johann F. Herbart

51. Johannes P. Muller

52. John B. Watson

53. John Dewey

54. John Locke

55. Joseph Wolpe

56. Julian Rotter

57. K.S. Lashley

58. Karen Horney

59. Kurt Goldstein

60. Kurt Koffka

61. Kurt Lewin

62. Max Wertheimer

63. Melanie Klein

64. Neil E. Miller

65. Raymond B. Cattell

66. Rene Descartes

67. Rollo Reese May

68. Sigmund Freud

69. Thomas Hobbes

70. Walter Mischel

71. Wilhem Wundt

72. William James

73. William Mc-Dougall

74. William Shedon

75. Wolfgang Kohler