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7a, orange Appendix 2
7b, purple Appendix 2
7c, white Appendix 2
Table 8: Results of analysis of variance for the purpose of identifying diagnostic
grouping variables between 4 groups of psychiatric patients and one
control group on 13 formal measures of their paintings. 222
Table 9: Main Analysis: multiple comparisons, Duncan procedure. 222
Specific Differences for each variable
Figures showing confidence intervals and means by diagnostic type for DAPA variables:
Figure 10a, red 224
Figure 10b, yellow 225
Figure 10c, green 226
Figure 10d, blue 226
Figure 10e, brown 227
Figure 10f, black 228
Figure 10g, intensity 229
Figure 10h, painted line 230
Figure 10i, drawn line 231
Figure 10j, space 232
Figure 10k, subjective emotional tone 234
Figure 10l, dominant form 235
Table 11: Discriminant analysis to classify controls or patients. Classification
functions from the first sample are used to classify the second sample.
Repeated 5 times with different partitions of the data set. 238
Table 12: t-test results for significant differences between means of variables
measured from paintings by patients against non-patients as though they
were independent. 239
Table 13a: Separate effect size for each variable from the DAPA test. 240
Table 13b: Separate effect size for each variable from the DAPA test. 240
Table 14: Results of 2-way ANOVA: diagnostic groups by number of paintings
from each patient.
242
Table 15: Correlations between number of pictures within each group with each
variable. 243
Table 16: Correlation for DAPA variables measured from the paintings of
schizophrenics - a) Colours b) structure. Appendix 2
Table 17: Correlation for DAPA variables measured from the paintings of substance
abusers - a) Colours b) structure. Appendix 2
Table 18: Correlation for DAPA variables measured from the paintings of
depressives - a) Colours b) structure. Appendix 2
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