Fascinating. - Jennifer In a dysfunctional home, where kids may feel less of a sense of security in their relationships, the figures arms are straight down or covering their bodies. Body parts or facial expressions may be missing entirely. In these drawings, the researchers saw vastly disproportionately drawn figures -- a parent may tower over the kid, for instance. Kids may have drawn themselves behind a parent or an object, or they may have drawn themselves or a family member far away from the rest of the group. Physical distance may be indicative of an emotional distance or lack of closeness and trust, said Mills-Koonce. m.huffpost/us/entry/6317732?ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000037
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