Which test is motor-free assessment of visual perception?

• A. TVPS
• B. MFVP
• C. DTVP
• D. MMSE

Answer: (B)

The ability to assess visual perception without pulling in motor skills is the key idea. The Motor-Free Visual Perception Test is designed so responses don’t depend on motor output, which means it measures how the visual system processes information rather than how well someone can move, draw, or copy. This is especially important when motor limitations could otherwise confound the perception score. In practice, examinees indicate their choice with minimal or no motor effort (for example, pointing or selecting a picture), so the test isolates perceptual processing. Other assessments here involve motor tasks or focus on broader cognitive abilities, so they don’t provide this motor-free measure of visual perception.