##“Tree-House-Person” test The Tree-House-Person test, also known as the Tree-House-Person test, started from John Buck’s “Tree-Drawing Test”. John Buck invented this method in 1948. The test subjects only need to draw a house, a tree and a person on three pieces of white paper to complete the test. In this test, subjects need to draw a house, a tree and a person, and then are asked to explain the drawing, including the details, color, size, location, etc. of the drawing. During the interpretation process, psychologists will analyze the subject’s psychological characteristics based on different aspects of the painting, such as: - House: The size, color, and location of the house can reflect the subject’s views on family, security, privacy, etc. attitudes and needs. - Tree: The shape, branches, leaves, etc. of the tree can reflect the subject’s growth experience, personal traits, self-expression, etc. - People: The shape, expression, position, etc. of the characters can reflect the subject’s self-image, emotional state, interpersonal relationships, etc. It should be noted that this test is not a scientific assessment tool, but a heuristic method that requires psychologists to analyze and interpret based on clinical experience and professional knowledge. Therefore, the test results should be regarded as a preliminary reference rather than a final conclusion. ##AI requests to play and let AI draw a house, a tree and a person on a piece of white paper. The following is the AI drawing. ###Realistic style (is this called realism?):
###Cyberpunk:
###low poly：
###Ukiyoe
###Vaporwave Art
###Cartoon painting (??? Very cartoony and passable)
###Watercolor painting
###Oil painting (???)
###二元（???）
###古风
##The results interpret the Freudian “house, There are no fixed standard results for the “Tree, People” test, because different psychologists may interpret the subjects’ drawings based on their own theories and experiences. However, in general, analysis and interpretation can be carried out based on some characteristics of the painting and the subject’s interpretation. The following are some possible result analyses: - House: Drawing a large and safe house may indicate that the subject has a higher need for home, security, and privacy. Drawings of small and fragile houses may indicate that the subject feels insecure or unable to meet basic survival needs. Drawings of strangely shaped houses may indicate that the subject feels unfulfilled by conventional social expectations and may have some unconventional personality traits. - Tree: Drawing a lush and growing tree may indicate that the subject has a positive growth mindset, self-confidence and upward motivation. Drawings of skinny, leafless trees may indicate that the subject feels his or her growth has been suppressed or stunted. Drawings of twisted, oddly shaped trees may indicate that the subject has some unique and difficult-to-understand personality traits. - People: Drawing oneself or one’s friends may indicate that the subject attaches more importance to the relationship between himself and the people around him. Drawing lonely, shy, and fearful characters may indicate that the subject has some problems with interpersonal relationships and needs more attention and support. Drawing a picture of a person they would like to be like may indicate that the subject has clear personal goals and ideals. It should be noted that these analyzes are for reference only and cannot be used as a basis for diagnosis or treatment. If you have mental health problems, it is recommended to seek professional psychological counseling and treatment. ##Detailed analysis
###Position analysis of the house, tree and people picture on the white paper: - Center: The subject has strong self-awareness and is self-centered; - Left: The subject is nostalgic for the past; - Right: The subject is obsessed with the past The subject looks forward to the future; - Upper: the subject likes fantasy; - Lower: the subject pays attention to reality and is more concerned about safety; - Drawn in the corner: the subject may have a pathological disease.
###Analysis of the house: The house is a place where people grow up, projecting their inner sense of security and expressing their desire to belong. The image of a house generally represents the painter’s home or ideal home, as well as the physical and spiritual home. - Painting buildings: higher IQ; - Painting houses like temples: two extremes, either talent or weird behavioral expressions; - Emphasis on the ground: lack of security; - Painting tiles very carefully: pursuit of details and Perfect; - Draw stairs on the side of the house: you want to avoid indirect contact; - If you draw a chimney, the straight upward smoke implies that the subject needs a punching bag, and the upward smoke represents the inner pressure of the subject; - The direction of the smoke drawn by ordinary people will be If you turn to the right, you may have a schizophrenic tendency if you turn to the left. ###Tree Analysis The tree symbolizes emotions and projects people’s experience of the environment. - Single-line tree: The subject is depressed. If fallen leaves are drawn in addition to the single-line tree, the subject is likely to have suicidal tendencies within 10 days; - Young leaves: The subject is eager to start over. ; - The trunk is painted black or the roots are in the shape of an eagle’s claw: the subject has a strong sense of potential aggression; - Willow: male subjects are more feminine; female subjects are more pursuing perfection; - Women draw pine trees: they pursue maturity , more masculine; - Birch tree: the subject is more sensitive; - Drawing tree scars: the subject has suffered psychological trauma, and the approximate age of the trauma can be judged based on the position of the tree scar on the trunk; - Drawing fruits: childlike innocence Not obliterated or exhibiting regressive behavior; - A tree on a high mountain: The subject may have sexual behavior problems or Oedipus complex. ###The person’s analysis person projects the subject’s self-image and personality integrity. - Symbolized person: The subject is disguising and has a strong ability to lie; - Head: The larger the head is, the younger the subject’s mental age is. Generally speaking, children should not have big heads and small bodies after the age of 12, otherwise they may have intellectual problems; - Ears: Children who do not draw ears may have a rebellious mentality and do not want their parents to be wordy; subjects who draw big ears may not draw cartoons The image may be sensitive; - Nose: People with button noses may have intellectual problems; adults drawing a bridge of nose indicates sexual concern; - Teeth: The subject is emotionally and verbally aggressive; - Eyes: Eyes are drawn too much People with larger pupils are more sensitive, suspicious and paranoid; people who draw eyelashes pay too much attention to beauty; people who do not draw pupils tend to avoid in interpersonal communication; - Hands: Most people only draw shapes, while people who draw fingers pay too much attention to details; hands represent In terms of control over the environment, the further the hand is stretched out, the stronger the control, but it is generally below 90 degrees; the subject in the picture with his hands behind his back usually has passive-aggressive behavior, and if he is a child, he may often cover up his wrong behavior; - Feet: represents a person’s mobility. The more spread apart, the stronger the mobility; otherwise, the person is more reserved and not good at interacting with others; - Hair: subjects with their hair raised up are more aggressive; - Clothes: drawn pockets Subjects who wear buttons and buttons pay more attention to details; if they pay great attention to symmetry, they have the tendency of obsessive-compulsive disorder; - Naked people: the subject has conduct disorder or exhibitionism; - Drawing of internal organs: the subject has the tendency of schizophrenia. - Grooming: self-awareness and expectations, flaws and deficiencies, directed towards sexual behavior. ##Summary If you are a psychologist and conduct psychological analysis on AI based on the above theories and paintings, what conclusion will you draw? Communicate in the comment area.
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