Over the decades, several scoring systems have been developed to quantify results:
The nine cards that make up the Bender Gestalt Test are: Bender Gestalt Test Cards.pdf
The cards are presented one at a time (or all at once, depending on the method—A or B) to the subject. The subject is asked to "copy the figures as exactly as you can" on the blank paper. Over the decades, several scoring systems have been
Tell you which is best for different age groups. List common developmental errors in children's drawings. List common developmental errors in children's drawings
Continuing a pattern indefinitely (e.g., drawing 20 dots on Card 1 instead of 12). 2. The Global Scoring System (Bender-Gestalt II)
A simple visual inspection of the drawings is not enough for a valid psychological diagnosis. Clinicians rely on standardized scoring systems. The two most famous historical scoring systems for the original test include: 1. The Koppitz Scoring System (1963)