Memory-for-designs drawing styles of psychiatric patients

Cooper B. Holmes

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Studied the relationship between several Memory-For-Designs drawing styles and personality traits using a sample of psychiatric outpatients. Four MFD drawing styles were studied by comparing the MMPI scores of Ss who did or did not draw constricted figures, draw expanded figures, draw along the edges of the paper, or place the figures on the page in a disorganized manner. Contrary to previous work in this area, the present results showed a relationship between certain drawing styles and scores on the MMPI, i.e., certain drawing styles correlate with personality traits.

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1978Closure Difficulty, Figure-Size Expansion, and Figure-Size Constriction on 240 Graham-Kendall Memory-for-Designs Records 1981Personality traits of edgers and non-edgers on the memory-for-designs test 1979The effects of personality traits on memory-for-designs performance

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