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Psychological-Educational Studies Former Title: Psychological Science and Education psyedu.ru Publisher: Moscow State University of Psychology and Education ISSN (online): 2587-6139 DOI: https://doi.org/10.17759/psyedu License: CC BY-NC 4.0 Started in 2009 Published quarterly Free of fees RU In Russian |
Psychological Science and Education psyedu.ru Development of artistic vision at preschool age 2412Zapunidi A.A. Abstract
The research investigates the link between the artistic vision and the conditions of development of art activity and speech development in preschoolers. The sample included 50 children aged from 5,4 to 6,1 years old (mean age – 5,9 years old).The research methods were aimed at investigation of peculiarities of art activity and the conditions of its development. We hypothezed that children with different levels of artistic vision have qualitative differences in speech accompaniment and development of the main components of art activity (perception and image thinking, imagination, generalization). According to the results analysis, four levels of artistic vision development were outlined, that enriched the currently used threefold classification. Such conditions of art activity development as image thinking and perception, imagination, generalization, normative function of speech differ significantly in children with different levels of artistic vision. Additionally, differences in speech activeness and statements addressing in children with different levels of artistic vision were revealed.
Keywords: artistic activity, artistic vision, speech functions, level of generalization in drawings, speech activeness Column: Developmental Psychology References
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