The House-Tree-Person Test
Description: The House-Tree-Person Test (HTP) is a projective psychological test that is used to assess a person's personality, emotional state, and overall functioning. The test involves asking the person to draw a house, a tree, and a person on a blank sheet of paper. | |
Number of Questions: 14 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: psychology personality psychology projective test |
What does the size of the house represent in the HTP test?
What does the number of windows in the house represent in the HTP test?
What does the type of tree drawn in the HTP test represent?
What does the size of the tree represent in the HTP test?
What does the type of person drawn in the HTP test represent?
What does the size of the person represent in the HTP test?
What does the position of the person in the drawing represent in the HTP test?
What does the amount of detail in the drawing represent in the HTP test?
What does the presence of shading in the drawing represent in the HTP test?
What does the type of line used in the drawing represent in the HTP test?
What does the overall impression of the drawing represent in the HTP test?
Who developed the House-Tree-Person Test?
What is the purpose of the House-Tree-Person Test?
What are some of the limitations of the House-Tree-Person Test?