Sentences with phrase «psychological content»

More important, every state requires that teachers pass an exam as part of the licensing process, and psychological content appears on most of these tests.

They developed opinions about how parents, adults, and their peers could work effectively with each other, and used psychological content knowledge and sources to back their ideas up.

In fact the strict limits put on the expression of fantasy and psychological content suggest quite the opposite.

Yet, as entrenched as the allusive power of red, white, and blue is in American art, design, and commerce, the political or psychological content of any symbol or color is perishable over the long term.

The two works, each executed in different styles — the first loose in brushstroke, the second tight and precise — exude a resulting psychological content, and are stronger works among the many portraits that Neel would make in the following decades.

Her experimental assemblage paintings that incorporated objects began an inquiry into psychological content that she further extended in self - portraits and a long - running series of solitary female nudes.

Clad in leather usually associated with interiors, the vehicle is turned inside out, exposing a vulnerable skin (animal hide), which displaces the self - assured role of a sporty vehicle; its «primitive» aura belies psychological content usually sublimated by the norms of market exchange.

It often brings to mind Jung's ideal artist, operating from a state of mind that allows the retrieval of unassimilated psychological content.

The central team also led additional, targeted coaching sessions, particularly around measurement for improvement and psychological content, for each of the networks.

Krasner helped to devise the all - over technique and the synthesis between abstract form and psychological content that ultimately defined the movement.

Wekua's multi-part installations featuring cast mannequins, abstract sculptures, figurative painting, drawing, collage and film dispersed throughout carefully conceived environments are overwhelming in both scope and psychological content.

They make me wonder if Ruznic is ok, serving as conduit for such a deluge of psychological content.»

Katz eschews narrative and psychological content, but that doesn't mean these works are unemotional.

Glenn Brown's work has been the subject of numerous exhibitions with evocative titles both in Britain and abroad, signalling his role in the renewal of contemporary painting: a painting that looks at the history of western art in order to «digest» and «transform» its given styles, and subsequently to produce a psychological content and an idiosyncratic universe.

In the 1970s, American comics dealt with taboo subjects like sexuality and violence — here, for the first time, the subversive potential and the psychological content of comic worlds were used creatively in in fine art.

This approach to making art was diametrically opposed to the psychological content and gestural form which typified Abstract Expression in the 1950s but, as Lewitt himself observed, «an architect doesn't go off with a shovel and dig his foundation and lay every brick himself.

The minute details of the couple's hand gestures and postures — where and what they touch — are the carriers of psychological content.