Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment · 1970 · 15 citations · 16 references
ArtsGender StudiesDrawingVisual DesignWomen's HealthDrawing StandardsExperimental DrawingNormative Data CollectionNormative Data EstablishmentTree Drawing
Summary H-T-P drawings of 393 men and 457 women were coded on 73 variables specified in the H-T-P literature. In order to provide extensive normative data, reliability of coding was determined by having 47 drawings evaluated by two different judges. Median agreement was 91.8%. Consistency of the 73 variables was investigated by obtaining a second drawing from 49 men and 87 women following an interval of from four to six weeks. Except for a few individuals there were no marked changes. Twenty-nine items (about 40%) showed significant differences in incidence between the sexes. Comparisons of these data with data from other studies were reported.
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Empirical evaluations of human figure drawings.
Clifford H. Swenson · Psychological Bulletin · 1957 · 236 citations
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Handbook of projective techniques
Thomas M. Stephens · Journal of School Psychology · 1966 · 118 citations