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Full-Text Articles in Cognition and Perception
Relationship Of Field Dependence/Independence To Personality For Younger And Older Adults, Thomas T. Lambirth
Relationship Of Field Dependence/Independence To Personality For Younger And Older Adults, Thomas T. Lambirth
Masters Theses
The cognitive style of field dependence/independence is a perceptual construct that relates degree of reliance on the visual field to a variety of personality variables. Among the relationships found are that the field independent individuals are less involved with other people, independent in judgment, and cold and distant in interpersonal relationships. In contrast, field dependent subjects are seen as seeking close involvement with others, conforming in judgment, and warm and accepting in interpersonal relationships. Although field dependence/independence has received much attention in the literature over the years, little interest has been shown in the relationship between field dependence/independence and personality …
The Relationship Between Self Concept And The Draw-A-Person Test, William Maurice Schaefer
The Relationship Between Self Concept And The Draw-A-Person Test, William Maurice Schaefer
Masters Theses
This study sought to expand a study by Kamano (1960) to a normal population. In that work, Kamano used the D.A.P. in conjunction with the Semantic Differential. He concluded that the Ss (schizophrenics) analyzed their drawings consistent with their own self concepts. In the present study the relation between Ss ratings of the D.A.P., their self concept, and judges ratings of the drawings were sought. It was predicted that the Ss would rate themselves and the Drawings similarly. This prediction was upheld for the Potency factor. There was interjudge reliability for this factor, but the prediction that there would be …