The psychopathology of everyday art: a quantitative Study - World ...

3 Demographic variables were used from the controlled analysis:
sex of subject;
age, whether child/adolescent (under 18), adult (18-60), older adult (60+);
diagnosis of the main experimental group;
There were 3 study factors:
arttest form, what form of information did the art test collect;
criterion form, what form of information did the criterion collect;
no. of criterion measures used;
Sensitivity of the test and results.
comparison, what type of qualities were the instruments being compared on;
the results of the study: did the art test results correlate or significantly agree
with the other criterion test.
One alternative was marked for each category. Tables 1 and 2 show frequency and
percentages of study factors for all studies, and are divided between studies showing
association or none between the main art test and the criterion. The mean ranks for
study factors between the two result levels were subjected to a non-parametric test of
association, and the results are presented in Table 3.
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