2. Click on a button below to start learning about the House-Tree-Person Personality Test NEXT

3. House-Tree-Person (HTP) History The HTP was developed by John N. Buck and is one of the most distinguished and widely used projective test. BACK

4. HTP is to measure the aspects of a person's personality through interpretation of drawings and responses to questions. BACK

5. The test takes an average of 150 minutes to complete. HTP Timing BACK

6. First phase of the test, test takers are asked to use a crayon to draw pictures, a house, a tree, and a person. The second phase of the test, test takers are asked to use a pencil to draw the pictures. Each drawing is done on a separate piece of paper and the test taker is asked to draw as accurately as possible. HTP Administration NEXT

7. Upon completion of the drawings, test takers are asked 60 questions about their drawings. Some of the examples are located on the right. HTP Administration NEXT

8. Three assumptions are also considered as the basic interpreting guidelines for HTP. The house figure reflects the test- taker’s home life and relationships with the family. The tree figure reveals the experiences of the test-taker. The person figure describes the test-taker’s relationships with other people, aside from his or her family. HTP Administration http://www.bing.com BACK

9. The HTP test has received criticisms and questions. The test has very little support for reliability and validity. HTP Reliability and Validity BACK

10. Now let’s review what you have read from the previous slides of this presentation. Click on a button below to start reviewing the HTP. BACK Start Here

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13. HTP is to measure the aspects of a person's personality through interpretation of drawings and responses to questions. BACK

14. The test takes an average of 150 minutes to complete. BACK

15. The H-T-P can be administered to anyone over the age of 3. The subject simply produces three drawings -- of a house, a tree, and a person in either a crayon or pencil. Then he or she is given the opportunity to describe, define, and interpret these drawings. NEXT

16. The test has very little support for reliability and validity. BACK

17. Excellent job on the review!! Now let’s test your knowledge. Click on the button to the right and begin taking the Quiz.

18. Question Number 1 Click on the correct button on the right to answer the question below. Who developed the House- Tree-Person Personality Test? BACK

19. AWESOME YOU HAVE ANSWERED IT CORRECT!!!!!! Click the back button to continue with the quiz. BACK

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21. Question Number 2 Click on the correct button on the right to the question below. The amount of time to administer the HTP? BACK

22. Question Number 3 Click on the correct button on the right to the answer the question below. What does the test taker write with to draw a house, a tree, or a person? NEXT

24. 1.http://www.healthster.co.uk/house-tree-person-testhttp://www.healthster.co.uk/house-tree-person-test 2.http://www.healthline.com/galecontent/house-tree-person- test#2http://www.healthline.com/galecontent/house-tree-person- test#2 3.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House-Tree- Person_test#Administering_the_testhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House-Tree- Person_test#Administering_the_test 4.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtBjTczYpCA&feature= player_embeddedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtBjTczYpCA&feature= player_embedded REFERENCES NEXT

25. CREDITS Karla PierceCreator Krystle PierceTest-Taker Kendra PierceTest Taker MusicUnknown BACK