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Journal of the American Art Therapy Association
Volume 20, 2003 - Issue 2: Art-Based Assessments
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The Use of the Naglieri Draw-a-Person Test of Cognitive Development: A Study with Clinical and Research Implications for Art Therapists Working with Children

Maralynn M. HagoodUniversity of Edinburgh, Scotland
, PhD, ATR, RATh
Pages 67-76 | Published online: 22 Apr 2011

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Claire Campbell & Trevor Bond. (2017) Investigating young children’s human figure drawings using Rasch analysis. Educational Psychology 37:7, pages 888-906.
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