자석 블럭을 이용한 시지각 및 눈-손 협응 훈련 개발: 표준화 및 만족도 예비연구

Development of Visual Perception and Eye-hand Coordination Training Using Magnetic Block: A Pilot Study for Standardization and Satisfaction

This pilot study seeks to standardize the visual perception and eye-hand coordination training using magnet blocks and investigate the satisfaction of brain injury patients and occupational therapists. Sixty-one healthy adults participated in the study to standardize the visual perception and eye-hand coordination training using magnet blocks. To measure the satisfaction for both the magnet block training and pencil-paper training, ten occupational therapists and fifteen brain injury patients participated. The study used a numerical rating measurement to measure satisfaction. For the standardization, the study divided participants into two groups: adult aged 20~39 and aged 40~64. The study then measured the time for using both hands, dominant hand, and non-dominant hand. The result of comparing the rate satisfaction felt by occupational therapists and brain injury patients from two types of training using pencil-paper and magnet block respectively did not show any significant difference (p>.05). The visual perception and eye-hand coordination training using the magnet block showed the same result with the training using pencil and paper in terms of satisfaction.