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Este estudo avaliou os erros mais freqüentes cometidos por crianças no Bender, pelo método Koppitz, e identificou sua relação com as variáveis idade e sexo. Analisou-se 1111 protocolos de avaliação psicológica, contemplando meninos e meninas, com idades entre cinco e doze anos, os quais apresentavam dificuldades emocionais, cognitivas e neurológicas, compondo uma amostra clínica. Constatou-se que os erros mais comuns frente à cópia do Bender foram a Distorção da Forma nas figuras 7 e 8 e a Rotação na figura 7. Através do teste do Qui-quadrado identificou-se relação significativa entre erros nas figuras A, 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 e 8 e a variável idade (p=0,000). A variável sexo apresentou correlação significativa somente em erros nas figuras 4 e 7 no item rotação (p<0,005). This study discusses the most frequent errors committed by children in the Bender Test, assessed by the Koppitz method, and identified the correlation regarding age and sex. 1111 psychological assessment protocols were examined, including boys and girls, aged five and twelve years, which had emotional, cognitive and neurological difficulties, composing a clinical sample. The most frequent errors in the Bender test were distortion of form in Figures 7 and 8, and Rotation in Figure 7. Using Qui-square test was identified a significant relationship between errors in Figures A, 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 and 8 and variable age (p = 0000) was found. The variable sex showed significant correlation only in error of Figures 4 and 7 on the rotation item (p <0005)

O Teste Gestáltico Visomotor de Bender na avaliação clínica de Crianças