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Interpretation of Studies of Ethnic Identity: Draw-A-Person as a Measure of Ethnic Identity

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Kar
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SAG
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Draw-A-Person was used to examine ethnic identity in 129 Nigerian (Yoruba) school children. That the children expressed low ethnic identity was based on their general avoidance of dark colors when coloring the skin. These findings were compared to those obtained from studies conducted on black children in the USA with the conclusion that the racial context of the study may affect interpretations of data.

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Yoruba

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