AbstractThis study was conducted with the aim of examining the emotional indicators in the drawings of 5 and 6 year-old girls and boys attending preschool. A total of 235 children attending preschools in central Bolu participated in the study. Their human figure drawings were analyzed and evaluated in line with Koppitz's 5-category emotional indicators which included impulsivity, insecurity-inadequacy, anxiety, shyness-timidity and anger. The pictures of the 5 and 6 year-old girls and boys were evaluated within their gender groups by using chi-square test. An examination across all emotional indicators showed that boys produced drawings with more emotional indicators than girls did
This dissertation detailed analyses the childrens' drawings of the human body and monitors the devel...
AbstractThe drawings of young children have attracted and interested many professionals in the field...
Objectives: Primary school children's representations of themselves and their attachment figures wer...
AbstractThis study was conducted with the aim of examining the emotional indicators in the drawings ...
This study investigated the validity of Elizabeth M. Koppitz’ thirty Emotional Indicators on the hum...
The study examines children's ability to convey social - as opposed to basic - emotions in their hum...
This study examined developmental changes in children's ability to understand the emotions expressed...
A child's drawing is created spontaneously, self-initiatively, and it is very simple in terms of its...
pupils, half of whom were referred for counsel-ing services, were analyzed using the Koppitz system ...
The study describes the emotions of students and teachers in positive and negative interpersonal sit...
55 children aged 5 to 9 years were asked to draw pictures depicting happiness, sadness, anger, surpr...
A fascinating case history illustrating that a Human Figure Drawing can be a valid indicator of emot...
The present study assessed if children would present different information in their drawings of emot...
The purpose of this study is to investigate children's (4th graders and 7th graders) and young adult...
The purpose of this study is to examine the perceptions of children in preschool education with rega...
This dissertation detailed analyses the childrens' drawings of the human body and monitors the devel...
AbstractThe drawings of young children have attracted and interested many professionals in the field...
Objectives: Primary school children's representations of themselves and their attachment figures wer...
AbstractThis study was conducted with the aim of examining the emotional indicators in the drawings ...
This study investigated the validity of Elizabeth M. Koppitz’ thirty Emotional Indicators on the hum...
The study examines children's ability to convey social - as opposed to basic - emotions in their hum...
This study examined developmental changes in children's ability to understand the emotions expressed...
A child's drawing is created spontaneously, self-initiatively, and it is very simple in terms of its...
pupils, half of whom were referred for counsel-ing services, were analyzed using the Koppitz system ...
The study describes the emotions of students and teachers in positive and negative interpersonal sit...
55 children aged 5 to 9 years were asked to draw pictures depicting happiness, sadness, anger, surpr...
A fascinating case history illustrating that a Human Figure Drawing can be a valid indicator of emot...
The present study assessed if children would present different information in their drawings of emot...
The purpose of this study is to investigate children's (4th graders and 7th graders) and young adult...
The purpose of this study is to examine the perceptions of children in preschool education with rega...
This dissertation detailed analyses the childrens' drawings of the human body and monitors the devel...
AbstractThe drawings of young children have attracted and interested many professionals in the field...
Objectives: Primary school children's representations of themselves and their attachment figures wer...