This test is ideal for large and fun company and helps to identify some character traits of the subjects. To do this, you will need blank sheets of paper and pens according to the number of participants. Ask your colleagues to draw a pig without looking or blindfolded with a scarf. Then collect the drawings and hang them so that all test takers can see them. Usually the images of the animal are so funny that they charge you with fun for the whole holiday. After your colleagues have commented on the merits of each drawing, announce the results. You can ask test participants to sign the drawings in advance, if, of course, they want to be recognized.

Interpretation of drawings

The pig is depicted at the top of the sheet

This means that the person who drew it is very positive and well-mannered, endowed with a fair amount of optimism. His life credo is that everything must be fair, and if trials come up in life, they must be endured stoically, because a black streak is always replaced by a white one.

The pig is depicted closer to the middle of the sheet

The drawing in the middle of the sheet suggests that the person who depicted him is a realist by nature.

Even as a child, he was not prone to dreams; from an early age he set specific goals for himself and achieved them. Sobriety and calculation - these are the principles he adheres to in life.

The pig is depicted at the bottom of the sheet

Only a pessimist can draw like this. However, despite the fact that he sees the world in gray and black colors, this does not stop him from amusing himself with petty pranks and vulgar jokes in relation to both family and friends, and colleagues.

The depicted pig is looking to the left

This suggests that a person is conservative by nature and always adheres to traditional views on life in everything. He also has an excellent memory for dates.

The depicted pig is looking to the right

The person who drew such a pig is an innovator by nature, constantly striving for something new. Family values ​​are not for him. Immersing himself in creativity, he forgets about everything in the world, even about his loved one. And few can come to terms with this.

The depicted pig is looking straight ahead

belief evil spirits and straightforwardness in judgment - this is what distinguishes the one who drew such a pig. The latter quality often interferes with the establishment of friendly contact. The only thing that can be advised to this person is to try to avoid disputes, otherwise you can make many enemies.

The pig is depicted with many details

An analytical mind, caution and suspicion - this is what characterizes a person who tried to portray a pig as accurately as possible. It is best for such an artist to work in the security service, where he can express himself to the fullest.

The pig is not fully depicted

This means that the person who painted it is very emotional, naive and fond of risk. He is best at work that involves creativity, such as writing advertising texts.

The pig shown has less than 4 legs

A person who depicts a pig without even one leg is very dangerous. In his head he hatches insidious plans, which, fortunately, are not allowed to come true due to his timid nature and lack of willpower.

The pig is depicted with 4 legs

This means that the person who drew it is firm in his views, very reliable and stands on his own two feet. You can hide behind it, like behind a stone wall.

The pig is depicted with ears

Presence of ears - good sign. This indicates that the person knows how to listen. And how well he does this is indicated by the size of his ears: the larger they are, the better.

The pig is depicted with a tail

The presence of a tail indicates the ability to love. Size, just like with ears, matters.

Test "Draw a house"

This simple, but fun, and most importantly psychologically truthful test always evokes a lot of emotions. Give all participants a piece of blank paper and a pencil and give them the task of drawing a house. A few strokes will be enough to judge the character of a person. At the end of the test, collect the sheets of drawings and announce the results.

Interpretation of drawings

City house

The person who painted the multi-story building has a very complex character. Most likely, he is characterized by isolation and a tendency to focus on his own problems.

Low house

Rest, peace, harmony and pleasant memories - this is what the person who painted the low house needs.

The fatigue accumulated over years of hard work makes itself felt, therefore, in order not to undermine your own health, it is better to go on vacation for at least 2-3 weeks.

Lock

Complete frivolity, frivolity and childishness distinguish the person who painted the castle.

Of course, there is nothing wrong with this, especially for the fairer sex.

The main thing is not to take on the burden of responsibility in the form of a family or a responsible post, otherwise you may not be able to cope with your responsibilities.

Spacious village house

Such a drawing means that its author has an urgent need to deal with the housing issue, for example, buying new apartment or at home. For bachelors and childless people, such a drawing should speak of a hidden need for love and a home, where a large and friendly family gathers.

Big house behind a high fence

You can judge a person who painted a house with a high fence by the latter: the more inaccessible the fence, the more withdrawn the character. If the house is surrounded by a fence of picturesque bushes, this indicates gullibility and sociability.

Test "Choose a figure"

To pass this test you will also need blank sheets of paper and pencils, 12 which must be distributed before the assignment is announced. Draw a square, triangle, rectangle, circle and zigzag on the poster in advance and attach it to the wall so that everyone present can see it.

Invite participants to choose and draw the figure with which they associate themselves, or the figure that first caught their eye. After this, assign the task to draw the remaining shapes in order of personal preference. Explain to those gathered that the figure chosen first characterizes the dominant features of a person, the characteristics of his behavior, while the rest complement the image, making it multifaceted and complex. You can either read the characteristics given below to the audience, or print them out on a piece of paper in advance and distribute them after passing the test.

Psychological characteristics of personality forms

Square

If a square is in first place, this means that the person is by nature an incorrigible workaholic. Extraordinary perseverance and diligence, an ineradicable need to bring any task to the end - these are the main qualities of the Square. Methodicality, patience, attention to detail, love of order and excellent memory allow him to become an excellent specialist in his field.

The ideal of the Square is a planned, organized and predictable life. He does not like disruptions to the usual course of things, because in this case everything will have to be calculated and ordered anew.

Such qualities are very useful in work, but they interfere personal life, so the Square is usually very lonely. Family happiness is guaranteed to him if on his life’s path he meets a person who is equally obsessed with work and order.

Triangle

The triangle is a symbol of leadership. And most Triangles feel this at the subconscious level. True representatives of this figure have the ability to focus on main goal, which they are helped to achieve by such qualities as willpower, a tendency to analytical analysis, energy, self-confidence and self-righteousness, as well as ambition and the ability to grasp everything on the fly.

The life of Triangles is an eternal struggle and competition for first place and the right to decide everything for everyone themselves, both at work and in their personal lives. They don't like to admit their mistakes and change. decisions made. Their categoricalness sometimes borders on cruelty, which, naturally, cannot but affect relationships with others.

Rectangle

This figure, chosen as the main one, symbolizes a state of constant change. A rectangle is a person who is always dissatisfied with the way he lives now, so he is always busy looking for a better life. Its the most character traits– inconsistency and unpredictability of behavior. Despite this, Rectangles are not alone. Courage, curiosity, keen interest in everything that surrounds them and gullibility attract people to them. Many take advantage of their naivety and manipulate them for their own interests.

Circle

The circle symbolizes harmony. Anyone who chooses him as the main figure values ​​good relationships with people most of all in life. The circle is a philanthropist, thanks to which any work team becomes a friendly team, and a family becomes a harmonious union. It is distinguished by the ability to hear and listen, high sensitivity and the ability to empathize. In addition, he has a great understanding of people and accurately recognizes a hypocrite and a liar.

There is nothing more difficult for the Circle than to take part in an interpersonal conflict. For him, a bad world is better than a good quarrel, so he strives with all his might to improve relationships in the team. Being a born psychologist, the Circle is a poor organizer, so it is better for him to work in a team with Squares and Triangles.

Zigzag

This figure differs from the others in its open form and symbolizes creativity, creativity, dissent, expressiveness and eccentricity. People who choose it are characterized by intuitiveness, imaginative thinking, and the ability to see beauty in the ordinary. Zigzags are unsurpassed aesthetes and idealists. They need complete freedom in their work, but under the condition of unspoken control, since they often quickly lose interest in the subject under study and sometimes do not finish the job.

The impracticality and naivety of Zigzags sometimes irritate those around them, but their wit, cheerful disposition and ease of communication compensate for these shortcomings.

Test “What do the doodles say?”

Many of us, during boring lectures or meetings, lost in thought or simply having nothing to do, begin to draw different patterns on a piece of paper. If this happens to your colleagues, try to collect a collection of such drawings so that you can decipher them later in the presence of the whole team. Everyone will be interested to know what their scribbles say.

Interpretation of drawings

Spirals, circles, wavy lines

A person who draws spirals, circles and wavy lines is not interested in other people's problems. All his thoughts are focused exclusively on his own emotional experiences. Perhaps in this moment he is experiencing a crisis, so others should not pay attention to him or be offended, even if he has gone too far with his egocentrism. Some time will pass, he will realize his mistake and apologize.

Flowers, sun, garlands

Some may think that flowers, the sun, all kinds of garlands are a sign Have a good mood. However, this is not the case. The person who draws them suffers from a lack of communication, dreams of true friendship, as well as attention from the opposite sex. He just needs to be surrounded with care and tenderness, and then everything will work out in his life.

Grids

The person drawing the grids, for some reason unknown to those around him, experiences a feeling of awkwardness. Having a soft and compliant character, he often tends to swallow resentment and hide irritation. If things continue like this, a mental crisis awaits him. The task of those around you is to prevent this from happening.

Intertwining Hearts

Drawings reminiscent of wallpaper patterns

Such patterns indicate that a person is experiencing great boredom. Perhaps he is tired of sitting at an endless meeting or enduring a long telephone conversation, or maybe he is tired of the lifestyle that he has been forced to lead lately, but has not yet found another way for himself.

Crosses

Something is clearly bothering the person. Most likely, this is a feeling of guilt that arose as a result telephone conversation. However, worries and worries are in vain. Maybe there is a share of his fault in what happened, but there is no need to put everything on your shoulders.

Various little people

Little men express a person’s desire to evade his responsibilities. Perhaps he lacks the moral support to accomplish what is assigned to him.

Triangles, squares and other geometric shapes

Such figures are evidence that a person has clear goals and strong beliefs. It is difficult to lead him astray. He will try by all means to achieve what he has planned. You can entrust him with any complex task and not be afraid of failure to complete it.

Honeycomb of bees

Harmony and beauty, calm and tranquility - this is what a person who draws a honeycomb strives for. It’s good to be around him, as he radiates kindness and warmth. In addition, he has a need to constantly take care of someone.

Chess fields

A person drawing chessboards is most likely tormented by hidden complexes and a feeling of worthlessness. But his experiences are groundless and far-fetched, since those around him respect him, value him as an excellent specialist in his field and good friend, so you shouldn’t hide from everyone in a shell, but you need to live a normal and fulfilling life.

Intertwined circles

Intertwined circles indicate a desire to have a stable relationship with the opposite sex. In addition, they can indicate that a person wants to be in the thick of things and participate in all public affairs. With his enthusiasm he can move mountains.

Test "Non-existent animal"

This test allows you to identify the characteristics of a person’s character, his inclinations and preferences. Hand out blank sheets of paper to those who want to take it and simple pencils(a felt-tip pen or pen is not suitable) and offer to draw a non-existent animal and come up with a non-existent name for it. Then collect the pictures and describe them using the following description.

Interpretation of drawingsPosition of the animal on the sheet

The placement of the drawing in the center of the sheet is the norm and indicates a harmonious personality. Deviations from the center indicate the presence of certain qualities.

The location of the animal is closer to the upper edge of the sheet

This suggests that this person:

A high self-evaluation;

Dissatisfaction with one's position in society;

Lack of recognition from others;

Desire to advance up the career ladder;

Tendency to self-affirmation.

The location of the animal at the bottom of the sheet

This indicates:

Self-doubt;

Low self-esteem;

Depression;

Indecisiveness;

Lack of interest in one's position in society;

Lack of desire for self-affirmation.

The central part of the figure (the head or what is shown instead of it)

Head turned to the right

This indicates that a person has such qualities as:

Activity;

The desire to achieve set goals;

The desire for self-realization.

Head facing left

This person has:

Increased reflection;

Tendency to think;

Lack of desire for activity;

Indecisiveness;

Fear of active actions.

The head is drawn straight

A person who depicts this animal in this way is characterized by:

Egocentrism;

Focus on your own experiences and problems.

As a rule, sensory organs are drawn on the head: ears, mouth and eyes.

Ears are an indication of a person’s interest in the information he receives, as well as the importance of the opinions of the people around him about him.

Mouth is an indication of whole line signs. The image of a slightly open mouth with tongue but no lips indicates talkativeness. The same mouth, but with drawn lips, speaks of sensuality. An open and drawn mouth without a tongue and pronounced lips is considered a sign of mistrust, fears and frequent concerns about something. A mouth with drawn teeth is nothing more than verbal aggression in response to condemnation and reproach, protection from criticism. The rounded shape of the drawn mouth in the drawing of a child or teenager betrays a feeling of anxiety and timidity.

The eyes have special meaning. The presence of fear in a person’s soul is revealed by eyes with a careful drawing of the iris. Eyelashes indicate a hysterical and demonstrative manner of behavior, a person’s desire for recognition by others, their admiration for his external beauty and manner of dressing.

Head size also matters. If it looks larger than the body of an animal, this indicates that the person values ​​intelligence and the ability to make rational decisions in himself and others.

The presence of horns and other details on the head, especially in combination with bristles, claws and

needles) is a sign of aggression towards others.

Feathers are a clear tendency towards a demonstrative type of behavior, self-justification and self-decoration.

Hair on the head or mane indicates sensuality, sexuality and emphasizing one's masculinity or femininity.

Paws, legs, pedestal on which the figure is depicted

When interpreting details of a design such as legs, paws or a pedestal, on which an animal is often depicted, great importance has their size in relation to the entire figure.

Large paws, legs and pedestal

This talks about:

The desire to think through decisions;

Thoroughness in everything;

Rationalism;

Reliance in drawing conclusions on verified information.

Small paws, legs and pedestal or lack thereof

A person who depicts these details in this way or who does not draw them at all is characterized by:

Superficiality of judgments;

Frivolity;

Unfounded judgments;

Impulsivity in decision making.

The nature of the connection of the paws or legs with the body is also important. The one-pointedness and uniformity of the shape of the paws or legs indicate the banality of the decisions made and the standardization of thinking. Conversely, the variety of shapes and positions of the limbs testifies to the originality of judgment, the originality of attitudes, independence and the desire for creative self-expression.

Details of the drawing rising above the figure

Such details can be purely functional (wings, tentacles, additional limbs or parts of the shell) or decorative in nature (bows, feathers, curls, flowers, etc.).

Functional details

Their presence in the figure indicates that such a person has:

Ability to understand various areas of knowledge and activity;

Tendency to dictate;

Self confidence;

Curiosity;

Active life position;

The desire to win your place in the sun;

Passion;

Courage.

Decorating details

They indicate such personality characteristics as:

Tendency to shock;

mannerism;

Dependence on the opinions of others.

Tail

By the tail you can judge a person’s attitude towards himself, his decisions, behavior and words. In this case, you need to pay attention to which direction this detail of the drawing is turned.

Tail turned to the right

The tail turned to the right expresses the attitude towards one’s actions. If it is directed upward, this means that the author of the drawing is satisfied with his behavior and does not allow criticism of himself. If the tail is lowered, then this indicates low self-esteem. If it is depicted neither raised nor lowered, this indicates an objective attitude towards oneself

Tail turned to the left

The tail turned to the left can suggest a person’s attitude towards his thoughts and speeches. The positive or negative coloration of this relationship also depends on the vertical position of the tail.

Figure outlines

When analyzing a non-existent animal, its contours (the absence or presence of spines, shields, needles, shells, etc.), as well as the quality of drawing the contours, are also important. Numerous protrusions (especially sharp corners) and careful drawing of contours indicate the presence of aggression towards others, as well as the fact that a person feels a threat from society and subconsciously seeks to protect himself from danger.

The so-called dirty contours of the figure indicate that the author of the drawing is in fear and anxiety. And doubling contour line, shields and all kinds of barriers suggest that in the soul of such an “artist” there is a place of suspicion and fears about something.

It is worth paying attention to the direction of the protrusions: those directed upward (upper contour) mean protection from superiors or elders; those directed downward (lower contour) mean from disrespect from subordinates, their ridicule and condemnation; those directed to the sides (side contours) ) – readiness to defend in any situation. This is also indicated by details such as shields depicted inside the main outline, that is, on the body of the animal. Moreover, those located on the right indicate a desire to protect and defend one’s activities, and those located on the left indicate a desire to protect one’s beliefs and thoughts.

Energy rating

The number of details depicted (in addition to the most necessary ones, which include the head, paws, tail and body) indicates the level of vital energy in a person. The more there are, the higher it is. Absence additional elements may indicate the presence of chronic diseases, especially in combination with a poorly drawn, cobweb-like outline

A bold outline made with strong pressure, in the absence of additional details, is a sign of anxiety. An element of the drawing made in this way will tell you what it is attached to.

The nature of the line and some details of the figure

The character of the line must be assessed according to the following criteria

Line dubbing;

Negligence;

Inaccurate connections;

Sections of a contour made up of lines overlapping each other;

Sketching the details of the drawing;

Deviation of the line from the vertical axis;

Unidirectional lines;

Fragmentation of shapes and lines;

Ragged and unfinished drawing.

All depicted animals can be divided into 3 conditional groups: threatening animals, threatened and neutral. The animal itself demonstrates an attitude towards its own person, gives an idea of ​​a person’s position in the world and his identification of himself by significance (for example, with a lion or a bug).

The non-existent animal is a psychological portrait of the author of the drawing. Characterization can begin with the position of the animal: does it stand on 4 or more legs or is it upright, is it covered with fur or dressed in human clothing, does it resemble a person in some individual parts of its appearance. The last two signs indicate the emotional immaturity and infantilism of the author of the drawing. Moreover, the greater the similarity between an animal and a person, the more pronounced these qualities are.

How aggressive a person is can be judged by the number, nature and location of the corners in the picture. These are direct symbols of aggression (claws, beaks, needles and teeth), which were discussed above.

You should not ignore symbols associated with sex (udders, nipples, breasts, etc.), which will tell about a person’s attitude towards his own and the opposite sex, as well as his fixation on the problem of sex.

The presence of a circle figure in the drawing (especially one not sketched in pencil) speaks of a person’s secrecy and isolation, his reluctance to give information about himself to others.

A special case is an image of an animal with mechanical parts, which can be in the form of a pedestal, tripod, tank or tractor tracks, screws, propellers, antennas, keys, lamps, handles, etc. Such drawings are most often observed in mentally ill people.

The lack of creative abilities can be judged by the similarity of a non-existent animal to an existing one (for example, a cat with flippers, a fish with a snout, a pig with wings, etc.). The higher it is, the less creative potential there is.

Animal name

The most interesting thing about this test is the name of a non-existent animal. It is often a rational combination of parts of a word (elephant fly, pig cat, etc.) or a word formed with the help of Latin, book-scientific suffixes and endings (turla-metius, etc.). The first option indicates such a trait as rationalism, the second - the demonstrativeness of one’s own knowledge and erudition.

Sometimes an animal is given a sound name without any thought (for example, lulula, kalushara, bukatupa, etc.), meaning a frivolous attitude towards everything, an inability to recognize a danger signal, and irrationality of thinking.

Ironic and humorous names (gupochurka, tazoland, etc.) indicate a condescending attitude towards people. Names with repeating elements (zi-zi, boom-boom, etc.) indicate infantility.

The dreamer and irrepressible dreamer are given away by overly long names like bramkamdun-samosis.

Test "Guess who it is"

This test is for quick wits and innovative thinking. To conduct it, you will need to prepare several posters that depict the following figures.

Test participants need to guess what is shown on the posters. To do this, they will need to be given blank sheets of paper and pens. Whoever writes the answers on his piece of paper the fastest wins. Of course, provided that the answers are correct.

Answers

1. A bear climbing down from a tree.

2. Mexican in a sombrero.

3. The dwarf plays the trombone in a telephone booth.

4. Pencil.

5. Sandwich with potatoes.

6. Polar bear on snow.

7. Train in the tunnel.

8. Border guards with shepherd dogs sit in ambush.

Psychoanalytic test 6 squares online on the blog of a happiness psychologist. The most complete and broad psychoanalytic interpretation of your drawings from this test. Complete 6 drawings and get a psychological interpretation of the test.

Psychoanalytic tests

How does the 6-square Psychoanalytic Test differ from the psychological test?

It is practically no different, since the practice of psychology is a direct descendant of psychoanalysis.

The blog of the happiness psychologist has already collected a decent collection of psychological and psychoanalytic tests online.

Psychological tests online on www.site

Today, the happiness psychologist will be replenished with a real test based on psychoanalysis.

Psychoanalysis, psychiatry, psychology or psychotherapy?

Let us briefly consider the development of psychological testing in the historical sequence of the development of fundamental sciences.

Psychologist, psychoanalyst, psychotherapist and psychiatrist - who to choose?

First, psychiatry arose, then the psychiatrist Sigmund Freud founded the psychoanalytic school of psychiatry, then a branch of medical psychology branched off from psychoanalysis - psychotherapy, and a branch of psychological science.

Psychologist works with a person’s soul, he does not make diagnoses or prescribe medications, the psychologist works within the limits of mental and personal norms. However, he can carry out psychotherapeutic effects and apply psychoanalytic techniques in his work. - not a medical psychologist.

Psychoanalyst-psychologist works using the method of psychoanalysis, it analyzes the client’s psyche, dreams, and personality.

Psychoanalyst-doctor can add therapeutic techniques, hard hypnosis and physical procedures to psychoanalysis.

Psychotherapist is a doctor who has undergone psychological or psychoanalytic training.

Psychiatrist is a doctor who works with mentally ill people and clients with various pathologies and personality disorders. He works abnormally.

Today we will get acquainted with the psychoanalytic - and analyze some of the traits of our personality and attitude towards some areas of our life.

Psychoanalytic test 6 squares online

In front of you in the picture are 6 squares, each of which contains an unfinished drawing - and you can finish it in any way you like.

Before you begin following the instructions for this test, let's agree on some aspects of interpretation.

Bottom of each square- this is the material plane, and top of the square- This is the spiritual plane of existence.

Left third of the square- this past, middle- present and right third of the square- future.

If you have completed objects in your drawings - for example an animal, some kind of sign - search online for symbolic meaning these objects.

Name each drawing- this will give additional information on the topic of the square, even if the drawing is symbolic - still try to give it a name.

Because the You will do the main analysis yourself— this information can give you many nuances.

You can ask questions about the analysis of the 6 square test in the comments to this article.

Instructions for the test Psychoanalytic test 6 squares:

Instructions: Complete the drawing sequentially (from right to left and top to bottom - starting from the upper left square with a dot) in each of the 6 squares.

Draw quickly, without thinking or trying to guess what should be drawn and how it will be deciphered.

In psychoanalytic tests there is no pre-prepared interpretation and assessment of test material.

Decoding the 6 square test

A brief meaning of each of the 6 square-drawings, which is intended only to prompt you to your own insight - a discovery about yourself.

Square No. 1 GOALS

The picture that you have completed in this square shows the nature of your goals.

If you draw a line or several lines through a point in the center, look in which direction the drawing is directed, how many of these target lines are there.

When the point becomes the center of the figure, you may now have a figure that you are following. If the dot is the eye of a creature, then you have a very good idea of ​​what you want.

If you draw many other points nearby, it means that you have many goals and you cannot choose the main one.

Square No. 2 CONFORMISM

Your drawing in the second square speaks to how much you are sympathetic to other people or other people's ideas.

If you draw another wavy line or more, you are dependent on the opinions of others.

If you have an independent object - a boat, an airplane or something else - you are inclined to make independent decisions.

The object itself in this drawing communicates how conservative or creative a person you are.

Square No. 3 HOUSE

Figure 3 of the square shows your attitude towards family and home.

The small square in the picture also shows family principles, and everything else is the outside world.

Where you have more elements, your attention is directed more there.

If small square became a window, and the rest of the space became a room, which means that family is everything for you, and the rest of the world is just a background.

Square No. 4 COMMUNICATION

The picture in square 4 allows you to measure your ability to interact and find mutual language with other people.

If you connect two lines, you are a sociable person. If the lines have become a single whole - a river or a road, then communication with people is at the core of your life.

If new objects appear in the picture, decipher their symbolic meaning - this will give a broader understanding of your ability to communicate.

Square No. 5 THINKING

In this picture we check whether your thinking is concrete or abstract.

If you drew something real - a fruit, a person, a car - you have . This means that you are good with logic and can make a successful career as a manager or financier.

Have you drawn an incomprehensible pattern of circles, curls and dots? You think creatively. You will conquer both painting and the theater stage!

Again, all attention to the symbolic meanings of the drawn objects and their location on the square.

Square No. 6 LOVE

In this picture you will understand your attitude towards interaction with the opposite sex.

This picture is interpreted almost like dreams. If you combine two lines into something high, you have forbidden thoughts. Torch - you lack passion. Or, for example, a skyscraper with windows - you are at the stage of choosing a partner. If these are trees, then you need warmth and romance.

The picture in square 6 shows your position and or in friendly.

ATTENTION: Mark the square that caused the most difficulty or in which you were unable to draw anything meaningful.

Perhaps while drawing in one of the squares you experienced some feeling: resentment, irritation, passion, tenderness or anything else - write in the comments and I’ll tell you how it can be interpreted.

An example of deciphering the test 6 squares-drawings

Let's briefly go through the decoding of the psychoanalytic test, perhaps this will make it a little easier for you to evaluate and analyze your own drawings.

Example of a completed 6 square test

I’ll make a reservation right away - the transcript of the drawings is far from complete, since the online format does not allow one to expand in breadth and depth.

Square No. 1. Many lines intersect the point in the center - a person may have a lot of current and problematic tasks right now, which fetter a person’s energy, as if he were caught in a web (the picture resembles a spider). Although, perhaps the person himself would see the cracked earth (desert) - then we would talk about his loneliness and emptiness, or the sun - the mood is close to apathy and fatigue. And it's all about achieving goals, fulfilling dreams and solving everyday problems.

Square No. 2. The person is rather dependent and conformist. Moreover, in spiritual terms, he is influenced by several ideas at once and seems to be completely confused, but the ground is disappearing from under his feet. He gets sucked into the quagmire of routine affairs, in which there is also a lot of lack of composure.

Square No. 3. A person is only looking for ways to start a family, build own house. Coldness and loneliness. There is an influence from the past that prevents him from establishing clear boundaries; in addition, in relations with the candidate, there may be a conflict between two value systems.

Square No. 4. There are some problems in communication, an attempt to connect your past and future. Moreover, there is no clear plan in communicating with other people - where the curve will lead. The behavioral repertoire is narrow - further development of communication skills is required.

Square No. 5. Concrete thinking, although there are the beginnings of creative abilities, they are not fully developed. The topic of the “spider” comes up again - I would recommend studying this symbol in more detail.

It is believed that it is spider is symbol human destiny, as well as symbol those who personally create their own destiny.

Spider- ancient symbol creation, creativity and hard work.

But with this material it would be good - for example, to the author of the blog.

Square No. 6. A person in the past lacked love, or rather the opposite - the memory of past relationships warms. Currently, the love front is empty. Either a flag “for help” is hanging out, or a person is waiting for a spring swallow that will bring good news. there is a desire to connect your heart with another in the near future.

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To successfully conduct psychological diagnostics using Russian methods, it is not enough to know the meaning of certain test indicators. It is also necessary to master the general logic of analysis, which allows us to consider these indicators in their relationships. Otherwise instead complete picture we will receive an unsystematic set of psychological characteristics. For example, evaluation criteria are given such as: “Eyes bulging - rudeness, callousness... Eyebrows sparse, short - contempt, sophistication.” However, the indicators taken into account when interpreting drawing tests are not unambiguous. Thus, bulging eyes can appear in a drawing not only as a result of rudeness or callousness, but also as a symptom of fear or as a manifestation of a suspicious attitude towards others. Very often one and the same sign can be interpreted by two, three or four different ways depending on what other signs it is combined with.

Art therapy exercise. Drawing test “Cactus”.

The task is very simple: “Draw a cactus.” No explanation required, free imagination!

Materials: A4 paper, simple pencil. You can also use colored pencils or other coloring materials. This will give additional features for color interpretation.

After completing the drawing, you can ask additional questions:

1. Is this cactus domestic or wild? Where does it grow (at someone’s home or in what desert)?

2. Does this cactus prick? Can you touch it?

3. Does anyone care about him?

4. Does the cactus grow alone or with some plant next door?

5. When the cactus grows, how will it change (needles, volume, shoots)?
Interpretation of the Cactus drawing test (with example)

Common parameters:

Spatial position:

At the bottom of the page - low self-esteem, at the top - high self-esteem, on the middle line - adequate self-esteem. On the right is orientation to the future, on the left is going into the past, in the center is concentration in the present.

Pattern size:

Less than 1/3 of a page is low self-esteem, more than 2/3 of a page is high self-esteem.

A large drawing located in the center of the sheet - egocentrism, the desire for leadership.

A small drawing located at the bottom of the sheet - self-doubt, addiction.

Line characteristics:

Hatching - anxiety, abrupt lines - impulsiveness, clear lines - confidence.

It is convenient to view the pressure on the pencil from the “wrong side” of the sheet:

Strong pressure - tension (especially if some detail is emphasized), impulsiveness; weak pressure - weakness, decreased mood.

Specific Features:

Needles (there may or may not be any!) indicate the level of aggressiveness. Large, long, thick, poisonous means high level aggressiveness. Directed upward - at superior people (adults, management, etc.), to the sides - at equals (peers, the same social status), downwards - at younger people (weak, dependent, children).

Home cactus (in a pot or indoors) is a family value, home warmth, desire for protection.

Wild cactus (growing in the desert) - a feeling of loneliness (if there is only one there) or a need for freedom (if there are many plants there).

Flower, unusual shape, jewelry - femininity, demonstrativeness (likes to be the center of attention).

The presence of protruding processes means openness.

The branches and zigzags are located inside the contour - closedness.

"Joyful" cactus, bright colors- optimism, emotional uplift.

shaded cactus, dark colors- anxiety, low mood.

The presence of other cacti, plants or animals - extroversion (sociability).

Only one cactus (inanimate objects do not count) - introversion (self-absorption, isolation) or loneliness.

Every person would like to know the secrets of his character and see himself from the outside. In the best way for self-knowledge is a psychological projection drawing that will reflect all the features of your personality.

When we do something we don't think about, the result shows not the logical side of the brain, but the emotional side of the brain. Our experiences, joy, anger and everything else can break through and are unconsciously projected on paper.

To take the test below, you need privacy. No one should distract you from the process. Take piece of paper, preferably A4, handle or pencil. Divide the sheet into equal four parts and number them so that it looks something like this:

The final preparation of the sheet will look like this:

• in the first sector draw a dot in the middle
• in the second sector draw a small square or rectangle
• the third sector should contain something similar to the “=” sign
• the fourth sector remains empty

You should end up with something similar to this:

So, free your thoughts, there will be no difficult tasks - draw only what comes to your mind right away.

In the first three sectors, just finish drawing what you want. Draw what you feel without thinking. There is no need to draw anything complicated - spend about 10 seconds per sector. After that, move on to the last task.

In the fourth sector, draw a boat that floats on the waves. The drawing should also be primitive - also don’t spend a lot of time on it.

Interpretation of drawings

Sector one

This sector represents your isolation or openness. If there are round figures in this sector, then you are a closed person. The same applies, for example, to a drawn spiral leading to the center (point). If you just drew a lot of dots, then you are very sociable and open. Roughly speaking, the more elements you apply, the better. The only exception is circles. There should be as few of them as possible.

Sector two

This sector shows your kindness and responsiveness, as well as the level selfishness. You can consider yourself kind person, if what you drew is somehow connected to the original rectangle. How smaller area contact, the more selfish you are. Open people often draw a wall, which indicates their focus on the company and team. Many people draw a house, which is also very good. If your drawing does not touch the rectangle, then this indicates that you need to think about it - maybe you are an egoist.

Sector three

This sector will show how much you consider yourself successful or successful with the opposite sex - is it easy for you to communicate and flirt. There should be as few additional drawing elements as possible and they should not touch the equal sign (as most people call it). People who are satisfied with their relationships with the opposite sex usually add a smiling emoticon to make it look like “=).” The worst thing is if the drawing turns out to be symmetrical and heavily cluttered - this is an indicator of your lack of self-confidence in communicating with the opposite sex.

Sector four

Everything here is extremely simple. This sector shows you what you are like love and in relationships. If the sea turns out to be turbulent, then you prefer dynamic love that blows your mind. If the sea is calm, then love for you is calm, warmth and only pleasant, orderly emotions. As for the boat itself, you should pay attention to whether it is complexly drawn, as well as what is happening around it. Any excesses like sails or people (which were not discussed), stars, living creatures, the Moon, the Sun - speak of your romance. If you don’t have any of this, then you are strong in character and romance is alien to you.

Thus, the simplest test at first glance can show each person his true face. Psychological personality tests of this kind are the most accurate because the test taker does not need to think - he is driven only by the emotional part of the brain. We wish you good luck and don't forget to press the buttons and