Measuring Social Relationships in Emotionally Disturbed Boys

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between measures of social attraction and social protection. Social attraction was measured by the Kuethe felt figures technique, while social protection was measured by the Shipwreck Test. The results revealed that scores of emotionally disturbed children on the two measures were highly correlated. Another noteworthy finding was that the Ss showed more social attraction toward the grandfather, dog, and friend figures, than to the mother, father, and grandmother figures.

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