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Barron-Welsh Art Scale: a standalone construct

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Creativity research

a figure preference test that scores liking for complex, asymmetrical drawings, used as a measure linked to artistic perception and creativity.

In creativity research, Barron-Welsh Art Scale refers to a figure preference test that scores liking for complex, asymmetrical drawings, used as a measure linked to artistic perception and creativity. This meaning comes from Barron (1952) in The Journal of Psychology.[1]

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References

Barron, F., & Welsh, G. S. (1952). Artistic Perception as a Possible Factor in Personality Style: Its Measurement By a Figure Preference Test. The Journal of Psychology, 33(2), 199-203. https://doi.org/10.1080/00223980.1952.9712830

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