In an article appearing in the December 2008 issue of The Matrimonial Strategist entitled “One Picture May Not Be Worth 1,000 Words,” I opined that “drawings cannot possibly be viewed as a reliable source of information concerning children's perceptions of themselves, their families, the dynamics within their families, or anything else.”
Psychological Assessment Meets Legerdemain
The focus of this article is the attempt by proponents of drawings as a data source to develop and employ means by which attributes observed in children's drawings can be quantified.
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