A FUNDAMENTAL STUDY OF PROJECTIVE DRAWINGS 1

Kenji Aoki

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The reliability of a projective drawing, Koch's Baumtest (Fruit Tree Drawing), was studied by administering the test to 96 first year high school male students. The test was given two times, eight days apart. The two sets of drawings were then statistically analyzed. Test-retest correlations of size, location, form, and global graphic characteristics were very high; most of them were significant at p<.001. Twenty-nine of the 37 indices of the test showed high retest reliability, but eight did not; significance levels also differed. Recent “tree experience” was not reflected much in the second drawing. The results of this study suggest that the Baumtest is reliable.

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