TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF THE ADMIRALTY MARK I ADAPTOMETER,

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Abstract:

The subjects employed were 27 enlisted men awaiting the start of the next class at the Basic Submarine School. Throughout the period of the experiment, these men were rerestricted and were instructed to get normal sleep, so that the factors of alcohol and fatigue might be controlled. Fourteen of these men received their first test in the morning and thirteen in the afternoon. Their retest took place 48 hours after the original test. The order in which the men were tested was constant. The results indicate that the reliability of scores is somewhat lower than of scores made by comparable subjects on other adaptometers.

Author(s):
Verplanck, W. S. ; Reed, D. T.
Author Organization(s):
NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH LAB NEW LONDON CONN
Descriptive Note:
Report no. 3 on BuMed project X-138 (AV-VI-20).
Annotation:
Test-retest reliability of the Admiralty Mark I adaptometer used to test night vision of naval personnel.
Pagination:
0005

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DOCUMENT & CONTEXTUAL SUMMARY

Distribution:
Approved For Public Release

RECORD

Collection: TR
Identifying Numbers
Report Number(s):
NMRL-16
Project Number(s):
NAVMED-X-138, NAVMED-AV-VI-20
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Communities of Interest:
No COI(s) Identified
Descriptor(s):
(*MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, RELIABILITY), (*VISION, MEDICAL EXAMINATION), SUBMARINE PERSONNEL, PERFORMANCE(HUMAN), ADAPTATION(PHYSIOLOGY), NAVAL PERSONNEL, MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
Keyword(s):
ADAPTOMETERS
Report Date:
1943 Feb 01