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Projective drawing technique designed to elicit information about how an individual experiences the self in relation to others and to the home environment. Fosters projection of personality elements and areas of conflict into the therapeutic setting to be identified for the purpose of assessment. The first step in testing is nonverbal and creative, inviting the individual to make a freehand pencil drawing of a house, a tree, and a person. In a second step, a post-drawing inquiry, the individual is asked a series of questions about his/her associations to aspects of each drawing. For the third step, the individual draws house, tree and person(s) using colored crayons. As a fourth step, the interviewer asks follow-up questions about these colored drawings. Testing time 30-90 min. Most commonly used with children.
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House-Tree-Person Projective Drawing Technique: Manual and Interpretive Guide
June 1992, Western Psychological Services
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in English
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0874243068 9780874243062
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This is a restricted test. Only licensed psychologists with Boston College faculty status and approved students affiliated with Boston College will be allowed to look at, or check out, this test.
8+.
"Legally and ethically, test users may not reproduce copyrighted materials for routine test use without consent of the copyright holder."--Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing.
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