Baum test
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The Baum test also known as the "Tree test" is a projective drawing technique developed by Karl Koch. Person is asked to draw a broad-leaved tree, a psychologist or a psychiatrist then evaluates the different aspects of the tree drawn to find more about the personality of the person under evaluation. There are 59 aspects of the tree drawing that are being evaluated including roots, trunk, branches, crown, leaves, holes in a tree etc.
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