The thematic in the drawings of children with ASD. The human figure
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https://doi.org/10.37467/gka-revedu.v5.1378Keywords:
Autism, Infant Drawing, Theme, Human Figure, ChildrenAbstract
Prevalence rates in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are increasing, so there is a need to investigate about it to improve the understanding of the characteristics of people with autism. Thus the field of study of art education is concerned, there are few studies conducted to analyze aspects of the drawings of children with ASD. Therefore, this article is part of a study of PHD, which analyzes the characteristics of children's drawing with autism. In the present study we present the results obtained in relation to child theme of spontaneous drawing of children with ASD.
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