1964
DOI: 10.2307/1319660
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Children's Drawings as Measures of Intellectual Maturity

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“…The content of student artwork is in uenced by their cognitive development, which is re ected in their understanding of visual information at different ages (Kellogg, 1969). The quality of artwork is affected by various elements such as composition, lines, colors, and shapes, which are also in uenced by factors such as student psychological development and environmental in uences (Rouse, 1964). Therefore, student artwork has its own unique characteristics.…”
Section: The Visual Characteristics Of Student Drawingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The content of student artwork is in uenced by their cognitive development, which is re ected in their understanding of visual information at different ages (Kellogg, 1969). The quality of artwork is affected by various elements such as composition, lines, colors, and shapes, which are also in uenced by factors such as student psychological development and environmental in uences (Rouse, 1964). Therefore, student artwork has its own unique characteristics.…”
Section: The Visual Characteristics Of Student Drawingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pada terminologi kematangan intelektual ini, terdapat tiga fungsi kecerdasan untuk pembentukan konsep pada proses berpikir anak yaitu persepsi, abstraksi dan generalisasi (Rouse & Harris, 1964). Ketiga hal inilah yang menyusun tingkat kematangan intelektual anak.…”
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“…The second-year subjects were asked to "draw a man" because of the limitations of the Goodenough scoring system. With the publication of the revised and expanded scoring systems of Harris (1963), however, enabling reliable scaling of both male and female figures, administration instructions were revised as indicated for the third year of the larger longitudinal study. Therefore, the analyses performed in the present study are for results over only four years of repeated testing.…”
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“…Goodenough contrasted this ability with visual-motor coordination, which she did not regard as involving such complex analytical processes. In a revision of the original Goodenough scoring procedure, Harris (1963) substituted the term "conceptual maturity" for that of "intelligence," thus permitting "the consideration of children's concepts of the human figure as an index or sample of their concepts generally [p. 5]."…”
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