(University of Oregon, 1970-06) Lombard, James Benjamin
This study has incorporated the use of two evaluative criterion
measures which purport to measure, in terms of their authors' defining
and normative statements, the degree of creativeness visually manifest
in art products. The purposes of this study were l) to determine
whether there are real .differences in ranking art products of the same
population between judge groups employing these measures, and 2) to
analyze any ranking fluctuations of the subjects' art products between
and among different art tasks and media as determined by the judge
groups' evaluation.
