Studies in Development And Learning Contributions From the Department of Psycho
Studies in Development And Learning Contributions From the Department of Psycho
Edwin a Edwin Asbury Kirkpatrick
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The space after each name contained divisions for all the half-years between the ages of six and thirteen, inclusive. In each division I noted the color, design and rank of the child's drawing for that particular month (the tests being taken every June and October. ) This made it easy to obtain the averages for the whole, and also to make studies of the development of individual children. I With both boys and girls a marked preference for bright colors is shown in the lower grades, which decrea...ses steadily as the child becomes older. It is noticeable that with the boys the use of bright colors remains at about the same per cent, until October of the ninth year. (It should be stated, perhaps, that in obtaining these per cents, five tenths of a number, or over five tenths, was reckoned as an addi- tional per cent. ) The work of the previous June showed that over f DEVELOPMENT OF THE ARTISTIC SENSE 17 one half the colors used by the boys were bright, that is, not grayed or softened in any way, while in October of the same year only three tenths of the colors were bright.
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