Intro to Art Therapy – Reading Test
with Accurate Solutions
True - ANSWER-According to Edith Kramer, the more complete aesthetically pleasing
the art product is, the better sublimation has occurred - ex. the aesthetic quality of the
art product is a visual indicator of success of art therapy.
True - ANSWER-Maxine Junge notes that there was often trauma of some kind for
many pioneer art therapists in the near and distant background.
Mostly lived in the northeast United States. - ANSWER-Major pattern in the life of
pioneer art therapist include all of the following EXCEPT...
Learn about herself through personal therapy and learn about being a therapist through
supervised work with an experienced clinician. - ANSWER-Judith Rubin shared that
Naumburg and Kramer both suggested that she...
- Writing the single most influential textbook in art education in 1947, called "Creative
and Mental Growth". He believed that children's intellectual development was integrally
connected to creative development.
- Taught psychology at the Hampton Institute here in Virginia after WWII. - ANSWER-
Victor Lowenfeld is known for...
Florence Cane - ANSWER-Who wrote, "The Artist in Each of Us" in 1951, which is
widely considered essential reading for all art therapists?
Margaret Naumburg - ANSWER-Who believed patients should free associate to their
spontaneous artwork which could then lead to their making their own interpretations of
the meanings of the imagery?
Art as Therapy - ANSWER-Edith Kramer's approach to art therapy has generally been
referred to as...
False - ANSWER-Edith Kramer felt as if it was enough to be a nice person and an artist
to pursue a career as an art therapist.
Elinor Ulman - ANSWER-The "Bulletin of Art Therapy", later called the "American
Journal of Art Therapy" was created by who in 1961?
Developing a family art assessment that included:
with Accurate Solutions
True - ANSWER-According to Edith Kramer, the more complete aesthetically pleasing
the art product is, the better sublimation has occurred - ex. the aesthetic quality of the
art product is a visual indicator of success of art therapy.
True - ANSWER-Maxine Junge notes that there was often trauma of some kind for
many pioneer art therapists in the near and distant background.
Mostly lived in the northeast United States. - ANSWER-Major pattern in the life of
pioneer art therapist include all of the following EXCEPT...
Learn about herself through personal therapy and learn about being a therapist through
supervised work with an experienced clinician. - ANSWER-Judith Rubin shared that
Naumburg and Kramer both suggested that she...
- Writing the single most influential textbook in art education in 1947, called "Creative
and Mental Growth". He believed that children's intellectual development was integrally
connected to creative development.
- Taught psychology at the Hampton Institute here in Virginia after WWII. - ANSWER-
Victor Lowenfeld is known for...
Florence Cane - ANSWER-Who wrote, "The Artist in Each of Us" in 1951, which is
widely considered essential reading for all art therapists?
Margaret Naumburg - ANSWER-Who believed patients should free associate to their
spontaneous artwork which could then lead to their making their own interpretations of
the meanings of the imagery?
Art as Therapy - ANSWER-Edith Kramer's approach to art therapy has generally been
referred to as...
False - ANSWER-Edith Kramer felt as if it was enough to be a nice person and an artist
to pursue a career as an art therapist.
Elinor Ulman - ANSWER-The "Bulletin of Art Therapy", later called the "American
Journal of Art Therapy" was created by who in 1961?
Developing a family art assessment that included:
