Psychoanalysis & Psychodynamic Psychology

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1. ED. AG. F. CB bFrombActivities developed by teachers at the NSF Summer Institute at Texas AM University, College Station, TX, 1992, under the leadership of Dr. Ludy Benjamin.
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Draw a picture in each of the six boxes below. Incorporate the figures in the boxes as part of your drawings. Draw whatever you like in the sixth box. As you work, keep in mind that there are no right or wrong answers |
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Activities developed by teachers at the NSF Summer Institute at Texas AM University, College Station, TX, 1992, under the leadership of Dr. Ludy Benjamin.
activity 5:
draw a picture
projective test

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Mandala—a graphic, symbolic pattern of the universe always a circle with parts, each representing universal attributes in Jungian psychology, a symbol representing efforts to reunify the self to the universe.
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Each student will create a unique, personalized mandala. Besides following the few guidelines below, particularly those regarding shape and size, there are no requirements. However, everything must have a meaning that you assign to it colors used, shapes, symbols, concept of inside/outside, up/down, placement on the space, directional attributes, light/dark, and so on.
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1. The mandala MUST be a circle. The completed mandala must not exceed a inch diameter or fall under a inch diameter. This is NOT a “collage/montage.” Therefore, you should have no words on it, no cutout pictures from magazines, or downloaded images from the computer—it is important that this is your creation. Your name as a creator goes on the BACK only, along with a complete heading that includes your class, period, and the date.

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