ATCBE ASSESSMENT AND
EVALUATION INSTRUMENTS
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Bridge Drawing (Hays & Lyons, 1981) - ANSWERProvides insight to a person's
functioning, perception of environment, and movement or stagnancy. no age limit.
Bridge Drawing Materials - ANSWER8.5x11 white paper; drawing utensils of choice
Bridge Drawing Directions - ANSWERDraw a bridge going from some place to some
place.
Kinetic Family Drawing (Burns & Kaufman) - ANSWERTo understand child
development, self concept and interpersonal relationships.
Kinetic Family Drawing Materials - ANSWER8.5x11 white paper, #2 pencil with eraser
Kinetic Family Drawing Directions - ANSWERDraw a picture of everyone in your family,
including you, doing something. Try to draw whole people, not stick people or cartoons.
Remember, make everyone doing something-some kind of action.
House Tree Person/ Kinetic House Tree Person (Buck, 1948) - ANSWERDesigned to
measure aspects of a person's personality or assess brain damage and general mental
functioning.
House Tree Person Materials - ANSWERSome variation used-pencil, colored pencil,
and sometimes crayon
House Tree Person Directions - ANSWER1. Draw the house, tree, and person and
therapist asks questions about each piture. Always draw them in order. The original test
has 60 questions, but therapists can design own questions.
House Tree Person Symbolism - ANSWERHouse: family ties and conflicts in home life.
A place where affection and security are sought. Tree: Deeper and more longstanding,
unconscious feelings about the self, one's life role and capabilities. Person: a more
direct expression of feelings, body image, self-concept, both physically and
psychologically.
Lowenfeld Developmental Stages of Art - ANSWERScribble Stages (1.5-4),
Preschematic Stage (4-5), Schematic (7-9), Dawning Realism or gang age (9-12),
Pseudo-Naturalistic or stage or reasoning (12-14), Adolescent Art (14-17).
EVALUATION INSTRUMENTS
CORRECT 100%
Bridge Drawing (Hays & Lyons, 1981) - ANSWERProvides insight to a person's
functioning, perception of environment, and movement or stagnancy. no age limit.
Bridge Drawing Materials - ANSWER8.5x11 white paper; drawing utensils of choice
Bridge Drawing Directions - ANSWERDraw a bridge going from some place to some
place.
Kinetic Family Drawing (Burns & Kaufman) - ANSWERTo understand child
development, self concept and interpersonal relationships.
Kinetic Family Drawing Materials - ANSWER8.5x11 white paper, #2 pencil with eraser
Kinetic Family Drawing Directions - ANSWERDraw a picture of everyone in your family,
including you, doing something. Try to draw whole people, not stick people or cartoons.
Remember, make everyone doing something-some kind of action.
House Tree Person/ Kinetic House Tree Person (Buck, 1948) - ANSWERDesigned to
measure aspects of a person's personality or assess brain damage and general mental
functioning.
House Tree Person Materials - ANSWERSome variation used-pencil, colored pencil,
and sometimes crayon
House Tree Person Directions - ANSWER1. Draw the house, tree, and person and
therapist asks questions about each piture. Always draw them in order. The original test
has 60 questions, but therapists can design own questions.
House Tree Person Symbolism - ANSWERHouse: family ties and conflicts in home life.
A place where affection and security are sought. Tree: Deeper and more longstanding,
unconscious feelings about the self, one's life role and capabilities. Person: a more
direct expression of feelings, body image, self-concept, both physically and
psychologically.
Lowenfeld Developmental Stages of Art - ANSWERScribble Stages (1.5-4),
Preschematic Stage (4-5), Schematic (7-9), Dawning Realism or gang age (9-12),
Pseudo-Naturalistic or stage or reasoning (12-14), Adolescent Art (14-17).
