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Draw-a-Person Test

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Draw-a-Person (DAP) Test
Etymology: AS, dragan + L, personalis + testum, crucible
a test developed by Karen Machover
Etymology: American psychologist, b. 1902
based on the interpretation of drawings of human figures of both sexes. Interpretation depends on the subject's verbalizations, self-image, anxiety, and sexual conflicts and other factors. Also called Machover Draw-a-Person Test.

Draw-a-Person Test
A projective test used to assess personality, in which the subject first draws a person of one sex, then the other, which reflect the person's feelings and perception of body images


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Instrumentation Four standardized instruments were used to measure sensory responsiveness and visual--motor performance: the Sensory Profile (Dunn, 1999), the Draw-A-Person test (DAP; Vane, 1967), the VMI (Beery et al.
These tests included the Goodenough-Harris Draw-A-Person Test (Harris, 1963), Stanford-Binet Intelligence Test, 4th Ed.
For example, studies have reported such diverse measures as scores on the Bender-Gestalt and performance on a mazes task (Tuckman & Hinkle, 1986), the draw-a-person test, scores on intelligence tests and global measures of personality (Folkins & Sime, 1981).
 
 
 
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