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Culture and Acculturation in Kinetic Family Drawings by Salvadoran and Salvadoran-American Children
This study compared Kinetic Family Drawings created by Salvadoran children and those by Salvadoran-American children. The focus of this study was to gather information about cultural differences between the two groups and identify the indicators of those differences. Participants included 25 Salvado
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