Exam 9: Developing an Ability to Draw

According to Solley and Haigh (1957), as Christmas approaches children tend to draw:

Light and Macintosh (1980) asked children aged 6 and 7 years to draw a glass beaker either with a small model house inside it or behind it. The children:

Several studies suggest that children scale their drawings such that:

According to Mitchell et al. (2005), adults' ______ was(were) responsible for systematic errors in their drawings.

Intellectual realism is a term coined by:

Piaget viewed intellectual realism as a symptom of:

Figures on the walls of ancient Egyptian tombs are called:

At what age do the signs of intellectual realism disappear altogether?

Axia et al. (1998) found that children in different European countries tend to draw their own country:

Bremner and Moore (1984) demonstrated that whether or not young children included an out-of-view handle in their drawing of the cup depended on their:

Goodwin (1982) suggests that in cases of incest, abused children are ______ their drawings.

According to Cohen and Bennett (1997), a major cause of systematic errors in adults' drawings is:

Light and Simmons (1983) investigated whether young children could adapt their drawing to give a clue to their vantage point. They found that:

In a quest to find the cause of children's errors in drawing, Sheppard, Ropar, and Mitchell (2005) manipulated two factors: (1) Whether the subject matter had 2-D or 3-D properties, and (2) Whether:

Crook (1984) asked children to draw a ball that had been skewered with a rod. The results were that:

What is a da Vinci window?

Davis (1983) found that intellectual realism in young children was ______ by their depiction of the relationship between two objects.

Some of children's earliest drawings are of the human figure, known as:

The severity of intellectual realism in children's drawings:

A systematic investigation of intellectual realism involved presenting a cup turned so that the handle was out of view. Children aged around 6 and 7 years tended to include the handle in their drawings, even though they couldn't actually see it. A person associated with that research is: