Research on children's scribbling and drawing over time gives information on all but one of the following:
a. advances in most children's ability to execute culturally related forms of pictorial representation
b. who should be placed in a gifted class
c. universal evolution of particular patterns in drawing schemas
d. the unique interests of each child
b
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