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Kinetic Family Drawings by Children with Perceptual-motor Delays

Kinetic Family Drawings (KFDs) from 50 kindergarten and first-grade children with perceptual-motor delays are compared with those done by 50 children of the same age without such delays. Each child was asked to make a drawing of his family, including himself, with everyone doing something. All drawings were scored on criteria developed by Burns and Kaufman, and by Koppitz: isolation-rejection, body concerns, and sibling rivalry. The KFDs of children with delayed development showed more of these indicators than did the control group's KFDs. A further analysis of the results suggests that isolation-rejection and body concerns differentiate the children who show delayed development from those who do not. Rivalry is not a significant discriminator. KFDs provide important clinical information for the diagnosis and treatment of the problems of young children.