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Size of Figure Drawing in Relation to Depression

Curt A. Sandman · Nelson R. Cauthen · Dean G. Kilpatrick · Herdis L. Deabler

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Anxiety, Depression, Psychometrics, Treatment, Cognitive Processes Art Therapy and Mental Health

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104 psychiatric patients defined as depressed on the MMPI did not draw significantly smaller human figures than non-depressed Ss. There was no significant correlation between amount of depression and height of figure drawing for depressed patients, nor was there a significant correlation between reaction time and height of figure drawing for depressed patients.

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