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AN ILLUSTRATION OF
SELF-CHARACTERIZATION IN A CHILD'S DRAWING:
THE IMPORTANCE OF PROCESS
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Susan J. Bell*, Richard C, Bell** |
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* Private Practice, Melbourne, Australia,
**Department of Psychology, University of Melbourne, Australia |
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Abstract
Although Self
Characterization is a reasonably well known tool for PCP
diagnosis, the rules by which information is drawn from the writing are less
well known. Here we show how these rules can be applied to a child's drawing,
and how attention to these rules highlights the importance of the process in
making inferences about constructs in drawings.
Keywords: self
characterization; construct elicitation; children’s drawings |
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Bell,
S. J., Bell, R. C. (2008). An illustration of
self-characterization in a child's drawing: The importance of
process. Personal
Construct Theory & Practice, 5, 1-9.
(Retrieved from http://www.pcp-net.org/journal/pctp08/bell08.html)
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