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The Psychology of Children's Drawings
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  • 2007The relationships between creativity, drawing ability, and visual/spatial intelligence: A study of taiwan’s third-grade children11 cited
  • 1995Cultural Influences on Children's Developing Artistry: What can China and Australia Learn from Each Other?9 cited
  • 2006What's got two heads and no nose? Young British and Chinese children's representations of unreality8 cited
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  • 1984Longitudinal Study of a Series of 213 Spontaneous Drawings of a Person by a Child between the Ages of 4.6 and 10 Years1 cited

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