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Tests evaluation (Test of the tree (It is a personality test that measures…

- - - - Ground
        
        A drawing where there is no line of soil or roots may indicate a lack of emotional and personal stability in the patient.
        
        Disproportionate and lightning-shaped roots can also indicate problems, emotional containment, rage and uprooting.
      - Trunk
        
        A very thin trunk: very sensitive and delicate. Or, it can mean the presence of external tensions or demands that alter the calm and well-being of the patient.
        
        A very wide trunk: impulsive, with high emotionality and little capacity for self-control.
      - Branches
        
        The tree branches reflect interaction with the physical and external environment. While the roots and the trunk are more related to the inner and emotional world, the branches supposedly represent another psychological level.
- - - - The orientation of the drawing
        
        On the right. If the person on your sheet of paper is located on the right, it indicates your desire to grow professionally and your confidence in what will happen in the future.
        
        On the left. If the person is located on the left part of the paper, it shows your pessimistic attitude and also that something from your past prevents you from being happy in the future.
      - Umbrella
        
        large umbrella that covers the person almost completely means that you’re very defensive, the type of person who always needs protection and prefers isolation.
        
        The handle of an umbrella: you always need support and some action plan prepared even if you know you won’t need it.
        
        No umbrella indicates that you have no protective mechanisms and resources to cope with difficult life situations.
      - Human Figure
        
        Profile view: the desire to avoid ambiguous situations.
        
        Back view: the need to go unnoticed.
        
        Front view: the ability to confront difficult situations.
      - Size of Drawing
        
        Small: modesty, insecurity, feeling of inferiority, low self-esteem.
        
        Big: the need to be recognized, prone to vanity.
- - - - Mental Aptitude
      - Skills
      - problem solving
      - Knowledge
      - Reasoning ability