PROBLEM The differentiation, or lack of it, between the male and female figures drawn by
patients in performing the Draw-A-Person Test (DAP) is suggested as indicating the degree …

The article focuses on the" Draw-a-Person Test. This test was administered to 163 grade
school students from grades one through eight and to twenty-two college students. The …

The article presents a study that compares male normals, psychiatric patients and alcoholics
for sex drawn first in Draw-A-Person Test. The data for the normal group were taken from …

This article presents a study on sexual differentiation. The Draw-A-Person test was
administered individually to 26 white, male, hospitalized psychiatric patients during routine …

From 801 drawings of a man by adult male homosexuals, two sets of 16 each were
compared and analyzed with reference to case history material." Although it was found that …

Of 236 men referred to a court clinic, those rated as homosexual and/or effeminate produced
significantly more female figures as a free choice in a draw-a-person test extended to one …

Recent increased use of the Draw-A-Person Test (DAP) as a clinical diagnostic device has
demonstrated the need for an experimental analysis of certain DAP test indices frequently …

This article investigated the factor scale scores of normal and clinical groups of adult males
on" The Sex Inventory." It is hypothesized that significant group differences on various …

The article discusses about the relationship between diagnosis of psychosexual pathology
and the sex of the first drawn person. Perhaps the most definitive statements made in the …

Numerous attempts have been made to explore the possible significance of the differential
treatment accorded male antl female figures in the Draw-A-Person Test. One general …