Healy Pictorial Completion Test I, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1918-1919
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Healy Pictorial Completion Test I
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Healy Pictorial Completion Test I
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Healy Pictorial Completion Test I
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Healy Pictorial Completion Test I
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Healy Pictorial Completion Test I
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Healy Pictorial Completion Test I
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Healy Pictorial Completion Test I
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Healy Pictorial Completion Test I
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Healy Pictorial Completion Test I, a picture completion test for children, originally devised by William Healy in Chicago, to detect juvenile delinquents, owned by Margaret Lowenfeld, manufactured c. 1918-1919.
The Healy Pictorial Completion Test I was devised by William Healy in Chicago. It detected juvenile ‘delinquents’ or ‘defective and aberrational individuals’ as Healy termed them. It is an aptitude test. These were important in psychological testing during the 1920s. Children were given an illustrated scene with parts of the image missing. These parts could be replaced with a variety of imagery options. The child’s choice was scored and assessed. This Healy test was used by Dr Margaret Lowenfeld (1890-1973). She established the Institute for Child Psychology in London in 1928. The Institute aimed to understand how children made sense of the world by exploring their non-verbal and creative thought processes. This test was not used at the Institute to look for ‘delinquent’ traits. It was used to better understand the behaviour of often badly traumatised children.
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- Category:
- Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
- Object Number:
- 2009-35
- Measurements:
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overall (closed): 34 mm x 396 mm x 285 mm, 1.61 kg
max dimensions (open): 30 mm x 396 mm x 563 mm, 1.61 kg
- type:
- psychological test
- credit:
- The Dr Margaret Lowenfeld Trust
