The relationship between direction of aggression and human figure drawings

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The relationship between direction of aggression and human figure drawings

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Title: The relationship between direction of aggression and human figure drawings

Author: Myrna R. Fleishman

Degree Granting Institution: Loyola University Maryland--College of Arts and Sciences

Place: Baltimore (Md.)

Publisher: Loyola University Maryland

Date Created: 1978

Type of Resource: text

Genre: thesis

Language: eng

Format: application/pdf

Physical Form: electronic

Digital Source: reformatted digital

Abstract: The experiment explores the relationship between the Rosensweig Picture Frustration Technique and the Human Figure Drawing with respect to extrapunitive and intropunitive modes of aggression. Sixty-nine volunteers from a local college served as subjects for the study. Evaluation of the data was done by three graduate students who served as raters. The data was analyzed by chi square, and the results of the study clearly indicate that direction of aggression on human figure drawings does not correlate with direction of aggression as defined by Rosensweig.

Subject: Drawing, Psychology of

Subject: Aggressiveness

Degree: Master of Arts

Level: Master

Discipline: Psychology

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Identifier: FleishmanMR-78

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