2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2005.02.004
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Le dessin libre et le dessin de la famille chez l'enfant cubain. Étude comparative avec un groupe d'écoliers français

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“…During childhood and adolescence, the production of drawings may help children to express more information than they can through verbal reports, because the act of communicating through artistic production is independent from the act of speaking (Driessnack, 2004). Drawings may provide indications of children’s mood (Burkitt & Barnett, 2006), defenses (Benveniste, 2005), sociocultural experiences (Pruvôt, 2005), innovative capacity and capacity for mental representation (Mibrath & Trautner, 2008; Vinter & Marot, 2003), and/or exposure to abuse (Yurtal & Artut, 2010). In addition, drawings help children to work through their problems and gain symbolic mastery over overwhelming circumstances (Looman, 2006; Malchiodi, 1998).…”
Section: Uses Of Children’s Drawings In Assessment and Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During childhood and adolescence, the production of drawings may help children to express more information than they can through verbal reports, because the act of communicating through artistic production is independent from the act of speaking (Driessnack, 2004). Drawings may provide indications of children’s mood (Burkitt & Barnett, 2006), defenses (Benveniste, 2005), sociocultural experiences (Pruvôt, 2005), innovative capacity and capacity for mental representation (Mibrath & Trautner, 2008; Vinter & Marot, 2003), and/or exposure to abuse (Yurtal & Artut, 2010). In addition, drawings help children to work through their problems and gain symbolic mastery over overwhelming circumstances (Looman, 2006; Malchiodi, 1998).…”
Section: Uses Of Children’s Drawings In Assessment and Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%