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Includes psychological and physiological analysis.
Extrapolates facial, body, and pharyngeal information from children's drawing of a person Helps diagnose illness through free association picture-drawing, without touching a child.

Category Level

Psychology
Education

Table of contents

• INTRODUCTION
  
  PART 1: Children's Minds and Drawings
  
  1. Children's minds are represented in their drawings
  2. What is the Asari diagnosis method for children's art?
  
  PART 2: This Is How Children's Minds Manifest Themselves
  
  1. Symbols and Children's Minds
  (1) Symbols of mother
  (2) Symbols of father
  (3) Symbols of themselves
  (4) Symbols of others
  (5) Symbols and their colors
  (6) Watch out for these pictures!
  2. Picture Composition and Children's Minds
  (1) Body projection
  (2) Nine-cell partitioning method
  (3) Watch out for these pictures!
  3. Colors and Children's Minds
  (1) Brown
  (2) Red
  (3) Purple
  (4) Black
  (5) Color combinations
  
  PART 3: The Key Points of Looking at Children's Pictures (Summary)
  
  Point 1 Children's drawings are like mirrors
  Point 2 Are they extroverted, or introverted?
  Point 3 Their strokes reveal emotional movement
  Point 4 Body projection and nine-cell partitioning method
  Point 5 Symbols and their colors
  
  PART 4: The Effects of Picture Drawing
  
  1. Parent-child collaborative drawing will cultivate children's minds
  2. Let them draw seven pictures without constraints

About the Author

Japanese Association of Children's Art, Kanagawa Branch Leader
Japanese Association of Applied Psychology member
Creative Life School Principal
Five-sense Art Therapy proponent
"Nine-cell speed-reading method" inventor