%0 Journal Article
%T CHILDREN''''S HUMAN FIGURE DRAWINGS: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SIZE SCALING AND ITS INFLUENTIAL FACTORS<br>年幼儿童人物画结构变化及其影响因素
%A WANG Zhenlin
%A <br>王贞琳
%J 心理学报
%D 2000
%I 
%X One of the most prominent characteristics of children's human figure drawing is disproportion. Over 300 children aged from 4.5 to 6.5 panicipated in this research. The results showed that the trunk/head ratios of all participants, averaged 1.3, increased from 4.5 to 5.5, then decreased until 6 and increased again on free drawing condition. Due to the relatively stable size of the head, the variation of the ratio was mostly caused by the variation of the size of the trunk, which is deemed pertinent to the cognitive development of body structure. On model drawing condition, the trunk/head ratio was significantly greater than that of free drawing, although the direction of variation was the same except ages of 4.5 to 5. Changing the order of drawing and exaggerating the function of body parts can also affect the ratio.
%K children's human figure drawing
%K trunk/head ratio
%K changing the order of drawing
%K exaggerating the function of body parts<br>儿童人物画，躯干／头的比值，改变绘画顺序，功能性夸大。
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