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Origins

Theories

Purpose

Population

Problems and considerations

  • Children
  • Adolescents
  • Adults*

Please draw a picture of everyone in your family, including you, DOING something. Try to draw a whole people, not cartoons, or stick people. Remember, make everyone DOING something - some kind of action.

  • Standardization
  • Validity
  • Reliability
  • Culture
  • Development
  • Family Dynamics
  • Self Concept
  • Client's Understanding

of their Family

  • Possible Defenses

Questions?

Standardization

  • Administration
  • Term definitions for

score sheet

  • Alternative score sheets

and variables

Validity

Now try scoring One

Nathan's KFD

Current age: 26

The individuals in the picture, from left to right, are Nathan (Neal), his mother, his father, and sister. They are on a golf course. While drawing the individuals, Nathan commented on his inability to draw people. The administrant asked him if his family were conversing, what would they be talking about. He said that they would be fighting about golf. This would then turn into fighting about anything. Nathan said that this fighting only occurs while they are golfing. He said he thought it was because golf was a stressful game and it builds up aggression in all of them. Nathan said his sister would not play and would just stand by the sidelines to watch. He said that she usually does her own thing all the time, and for the most part, does not participate in family outings. About the drawing, Nathan pointed out the small breasts on his sister, and the lack of them on his mother. He also noted that the zipper of his father's pants looked like a penis.

(Horovitz & Eksten, 2009)

Kinetic Family

Drawing Assessment

Reliability

Lets look at one together

Other ways to examine your KFD

Culture

  • Age
  • Gender
  • Family Culture
  • Country of Origin
  • Socioeconomic status

Scoring

Measurements

the grid can be used to

measure figure sizes and

distances between figures

Style(s)

Characteristics of

Individual KFD Figures

Symbol(s)

Actions of Individual Figures & Actions Between Individual Figures

  • Normal
  • Compartmentalization
  • Folding Compartmentalization
  • Encapsulation
  • Lining at the Bottom
  • Underlining Individual Figures
  • Edging
  • Lining at the top

+ other proposed styles

  • lawnmowers
  • leaves
  • light bulbs
  • refrigerators
  • sun
  • trees
  • vacuums
  • water
  • Conflict
  • Anxiety
  • Avoidance
  • Harmony
  • Strangers
  • Lovers
  • Competitors
  • Non-competitors
  • Arm extensions
  • Elevated figures
  • Erasures
  • Figures on back of the pages
  • Hanging
  • Omission of body parts
  • Omission of figures
  • Picasso eye
  • Rotated figures
  • flowers
  • beds
  • bikes
  • brooms
  • cats
  • garbage
  • cribs
  • jump rope
  • ladders
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