Psychological painting is a common method of psychological analysis and healing, which can help testers understand the psychological state of the subjects and provide more targeted psychological services. However, practice has shown that different cultural backgrounds may have an impact on the habits and outcomes of psychological drawing among subjects. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze the various differences in drawing among subjects in different cultural environments in a cross-cultural context, in order to enhance the pertinence of relevant psychological counseling services. Based on this, the article analyzes participants from different cultural backgrounds from a cross-cultural perspective, in order to discover the potential impact of cultural factors on psychological painting and provide corresponding suggestions.
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Xiaoduo Wang (2024) studied this question.
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