A projective test in which the subject, who is usually a child, draws a person, then draws one of the opposite sex. The results can be scored for cognitive development or for psychotherapy.
A nonverbal test used to assess intelligence and to screen for emotional and behavioral disorders. It was developed in 1967 by Karen Machover. The test subject is asked to draw an image of a man, a woman, and oneself. The images drawn are assessed according to several criteria for their complexity, completeness, and other qualities.