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Summary
Children's drawings from two Peruvian samples were scored by the Goodenough-Harris Drawing Test. A modified IQ estimate was devised to eliminate the influence of clothing style on intelligence quotients. Variations in clothing style, however, did not account entirely for observed group differences. Differential exposure to formal academic education seemed to provide a more appropriate explanation for the differences in mean performances.