Voici la grille de cotation du dessin du bonhomme selon le système de Florence Goodenough (test de maturité intellectuelle, 1926), reprise et adaptée par Dale B. Harris (Goodenough-Harris Drawing Test).
Elle est utilisée pour évaluer le niveau de développement intellectuel de l’enfant (de 3 à 13 ans environ) à partir de la qualité du dessin d’un personnage humain. grille de cotation dessin du bonhomme goodenough
Title in French: Grille de cotation dessin du bonhomme Goodenough : Comment fonctionne ce test psychologique ? Voici la grille de cotation du dessin du
In the realm of child psychology, few tools are as deceptively simple yet profoundly insightful as the Draw-a-Person test. For parents, educators, and clinicians in French-speaking countries, the search for the “grille de cotation dessin du bonhomme Goodenough” (Goodenough Draw-a-Person scoring grid) is often the first step toward understanding a child’s cognitive development. Présence d’oreilles
Developed in 1926 by American psychologist Florence Goodenough, this test was revolutionary. It proposed that a child’s drawing of a human figure is not just scribble art; it is a window into their intellectual maturity. But how does the scoring grid work? Is it still relevant today? This article provides the most comprehensive breakdown of the Goodenough scoring grid, its application, and its limitations.
This section shocks many parents. Why count clothing? Because clothing indicates an understanding of social norms and cultural roles.