Retraction of: CORRELATIONS AMONG DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS, PERSONALITY, AND SYNTHETIC HOUSE-TREE-PERSON DRAWINGS IN SOUTH KOREAN ADULTS

Abstract

This study aimed to examine correlations among the synthetic House-Tree-Person drawing, depressive symptoms, and personality.In this descriptive correlational study, 186 Korean adult participants completed the synthetic House-Tree-Person drawing test, Eysenck Personality Questionnaire, and Patient Health Questionnaires-9.Persons with depression drew fewer two-dimensional body parts (p = .027)and rectangular primary walls (p = .011)compared with people without depression.Psychoticism was negatively correlated with two-dimensional house parts (r = -.21,p = .026)and active person (r = -.20,p = .027).Neuroticism and addiction were negatively correlated with two-dimensional tree (r = -.20,p = .030;r = -.20,p = .026).Impulsiveness was negatively correlated with central location of a house (r = -.20,p = .032)and additional decoration of a person (r = -.22,p = .019).Additional house decorations showed a negative correlation with empathy (r = -.22,p = .015)and a positive correlation with lie (r = .23,p = .013).

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