You a Psychology Test

YOU --- A PSYCHOLOGY TEST Self –Image. In this square have drawn your self image. If you draw a cute or comic figure or face, it shows good nature, a sense of humor, diplomacy. A grotesque or ugly figure shows you have difficulty in establishing close relationships. A sun indicates strong dominant, self-confident personality. A flower is feminine. You like pleasant surroundings and take pride in your appearance. If you make a regular, balanced design, you’re always wondering if you forgot to lock the front door. You’re compulsive. An eye means you are proud, suspicious, and attempt to control your life and your relationships. Anything else—you’ll have to figure it out yourself. (Do you think of yourself as a balloon? A bomb??) Home. Home symbol. If you draw something inside the box, your interests are not within the home. Unmarried persons may make home symbols (fireplace, house, window) and put something in the box indicating their idea of home (fish pole, cocktail glass). If you draw both inside and outside the box, you’re ambivalent (which is pretty normal). If you make this box into a grotesque face, it shows a fear of home and/or marriage. Friendship. Most people will make a number of separate and often distinct shapes in this square. Many shapes indicates many friends. Shapes with in the two lines indicate close friends within the in-group (family, office, school, social clique). Shapes outside the two lines indicate acquaintances, casual friends. Are their similar shapes? Are they connected? A single line inside the two lines suggests you are reserved, self-centered. A coffin or box means you are basically lonely and tend to be moody. Girls who make parallel lines within the form have mostly male friends and are romantic (naturally). Men who make circular shapes have mostly girl friends. Crosshatching or X’s inside the lines indicates a person who is interested only in close, lasting friendships. These people have no time for casual relationships. Attitude Toward Sex. If you use this symbol as a solid shape (building, barber pole, animal’s neck) it shows a wholesome, uninhibited attitude towards sex. IF you make the space between the two lines blank and obscure the symbol, it shows you are modest, shy, and generally nervous about the whole miserable business (and who can blame you). A tree indicates an identification of sex with Marriage, Home and Children. Fruit on the tree, of course, indicates a positive liking and desire for children. If a person draws a rocket ship – watch out!!! If you draw above this line, you are adjusted to your environment and feel secure. A ship is common. If the ship is moving, you’re very secure. If you draw below the line, it shows the opposite. If you draw both above and below the line – which part of the drawing its most significant or important? If you draw a person drowning, you worry about the future. If you make a chain or pattern out of the center line, you are hardworking, conscience, and seldom make a mistake. Main interest. What you draw in this blank square is your main interest. You will probably have to analyze this yourself. If you draw a person of the same sex as yourself, if shows your main interest is you. Landscapes and still life show artistic ability. If you leave this square blank, you should take up a hobby. Maturity. If you close these circles, you have a desire to be protected and need parental approval (depending upon how tightly you close them). You are still influenced by what you are taught as a child. If you don’t close the circles you are independent, and your ambitions and hopes project into the future. If you make an ear, you have a secret. If you make a cup, you have a loving maternal, or paternal disposition. Competition. If you play tic-tac-toe in this square, you are competitive. If you make a winning game, you are a winner,, or at least aggressive. If you make a winning game by cheating, you’re tricky – and probably rich. Men usually win with X’s, women with O’s. If you obscure the symbol and don’t play tic-tac-toe, you’re passive, non-competitive. Girls will often make the box or home symbol here showing wifely qualities. Some people will play the game with their own symbols (not X’s or O’s). These people are aggressive who secretly wish to conform. Aspiration. An arrow headed directly for the target shows a high level of aspiration, an ability to work towards a specific goad. If you make other lines (or arrows) pointing to the target, you’re ambitious but faced with a choice of goals. If you obscure the arrow-and-target symbol by turning it into something else(bird wagon, lollipop), you are undirected, rebellious and probably made very good grades in school. Discipline. If you accept this symbol and make a squarish symmetric picture of design duplicating the square, you are prone to accept discipline and work with other people within an organization. If you fight the black square and make a curved, irregular design or picture, you’re iconoclastic, stubborn, an aggressive non-conformist and either a troublemaker or a potential genius. Or both. If you make some square and some round shapes – you’re confused and should start a new romance, buy a new car, or change apartments, -- or something. Social Adaptability. If you go along with this symbol and duplicate or echo its shape (moon, round face, sunrise, stars), it shows ability to get along with various types of people socially. You have good manners and always get invited back. If you fight the symbol and make ugly or squarish shapes or forms, you don’t mix well at parties and smoke or drink, or bite your fingernails too much. You are possessive in boy-girl relationships. Imagination. The dots in this square are a challenge to many people. If you use the dots as part of the specific picture or design (bird seed, rabbit tail, ants), it shows you are imaginative. If you obscure the drawing by drawing a solid circle around or through the dots, you’re practical, pragmatic, and logical. If you draw nothing in this square, you are unimaginative and will land people money. Notes Pertaining to all Twelve Squares Taken as a Whole. Are there many (or any) human figures in the 12 squares? A person who draws people identifies with people, making friends and enemies, is social. Occasionally someone will zip through the test, making scrawls at random and not really get with it. This type of person is secretive, has double drapes on windows, and hides his insecurities and anxieties with bravado. These people are usually kind-hearted but ashamed of it. If you use actual words or write titles to the pictures, you are intellectual and can think abstractly. You also like to attract attention to yourself. But, then who doesn’t? If you draw outside the boxes, it shows a rebellious nature, the extent of the rebellion being gauged by the extent to which your drawings overrun the outside lines of the squares Small detailed drawings indicate perfectionism, perseverance, and, of course, capacity for small detailed work. If drawing shows perspective, it indicates ability to plan ahead, carry out the ideas to completion. People who put perspective in drawing usually wind up as bosses. Horizon lines in a drawing are done by people who look before they leap and then look again. They don’t get involved easily. Grotesque, derogatory or frightening faces show an unsocial person who gets along with the other people only on his (or her) own terms. Drawings of food indicate a personality that feels unappreciated and wants to be rewarded or complimented and taken care of. Food drawers don’t express their anger (of course, it might also indicate the person is hungry). Shading in any of the drawings indicates an unusual nature – a person who touches you when he talks to you, who likes to have his back rubbed, likes good food. A fish is a symbol of wisdom. How is it used? Eyes, ears, mouth show suspicion of motives. These people always read the small print. They own real estate. Clothing, eyeglasses, jewelry show concern with outward appearances, status consciousness and awareness of public opinion.