Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services · 1997 · 14 citations · 11 references
EducationPreschool DevelopmentEarly Childhood EducationPsychologyPreschool TeachingPreschool ChildrenChildren's LiteratureCognitive DevelopmentEarly Childhood ExperienceNeglected Preschool ChildrenFamily DrawingsDevelopmental DisorderHealth SciencesChild PsychologyChild AbuseEarly Childhood DevelopmentChild DevelopmentEarly EducationPediatricsSpecial EducationChild Sexual AbuseYoung ChildrenChild Abuse PreventionChild Protection
1. Research designed to examine the systematic ability of children's drawings to disclose abuse or neglect has been equivocal. 2. The use of art to understand preschool-aged children is particularly advantageous because very young children usually are not able to communicate their feelings clearly. 3. The study shows that the family drawings of abused or neglected preschool children can be differentiated from those of children not identified as abused or neglected.
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Drawings by child victims of incest
Alayne Yates, Larry E. Beutler, Marjorie Crago · Child Abuse & Neglect · 1985 · 62 citations