An Effect of Supportive Group Art Therapy upon NGO Activist's Psychological Exhaustion

신현자,; Choi, Eun Yeong; Maria, Kong

doi:10.35594/kata.2011.18.1.007

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“…Specifically, the CCS increased significantly and the SS decreased significantly. Shin, Choi, and Kong (2011) examined the effects of supportive group art therapy on the stress and psychological exhaustion of civic activists and found similar PITR pre-and post-test results indicating group art therapy effectiveness. The CCS rose significantly and the SS decreased significantly.…”

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The Person-in-the-Rain Drawing as a Predictor of Conscript Soldiers’ Unit Cohesion

Jue¹,

Ha²,

Jang³

2020

PSYCH

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We explored the predictive power of the Person-in-the-Rain drawing test (PITR) as an alternative psychological test for understanding and evaluating soldiers' unit cohesion. The participants were 204 conscript soldiers who serve a mandatory military service. They completed the PITR and the Unit Cohesion Scale. We analyzed the data using descriptive statistics, correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis. As a result, the PITR resource score and the coping capacity score correlated positively with unit cohesion. The regression analysis confirmed that the PITR resource score had a statistically significant influence on unit cohesion. This study provides empirical evidence to support the possibility of using PITR as a projection test to predict soldiers' unit cohesion.

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