Kinetic Family Drawings were developed by Burns and Kaufman.

• A. Burns and Kaufman
• B. Ackerman and Bowen
• C. Jung and Freud
• D. Rogers and Skinner

Answer: (A)

Kinetic Family Drawings are a quick art-therapy task used to explore family dynamics by having a client draw their family in motion. This technique was developed by Burns and Kaufman, who described using movement and placement in the drawing to reveal relational patterns, emotional distance, and roles within the family. The emphasis on how family members are connected and how they interact in motion helps clinicians glean affective processes that might not come across in words alone. Other names listed are associated with different theories or methods, not the origin of this specific drawing technique.