O'Connor 32021 Finger Dexterity Test

The O'Connor 32021 Finger Dexterity Test is a tool for assessing an individual's manual dexterity. The test requires the user place 3 pins per hole, and has been shown to effectively demonstrate an individual's potential for jobs that require excellent hand eye coordination and the ability to quickly manipulate small objects, as in assembly, clock repair or lab work.

Where Is the O'Connor Finger Dexterity Test Used?

The O'Connor Finger Dexterity Test can be used be used by employers to test applicants on their suitability for jobs that require good hand-eye coordination and the ability to move small objects very quickly. However, it might also be used by healthcare professionals to assess a patients condition during rehabilitation, or by training programmes to develop the manual speed of students or trainee staff.

What Does the O'Connor Test Measure?

By testing a person's ability to place the small pins of this set into the pins provided, it is able to accurately assess their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. The test has been shown to be particularly useful in predicting the suitability of individuals for assembly line jobs.

Key Features of the Dexterity Test

• Can be used in a range of professional settings
• Measures the hand and finger dexterity of patients
• Can be used to assess speed and hand-eye coordination
• Comes with all components required for immediate testing