色彩バウムテストと抑うつ状態との関連性

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In the paper the author examined the relationship between Color Tree Test and a depressive state of a twenty-three-old male senior whose chief complaints were stage fright, During the therapy, successive Color Tree Test was administered as well as other psychological tests approximately once a month. Results of examination were as follows: (a) The client's depressive state, in which SDS scores were above 28, was expressed by the use of black color. (b) However, in the case of the second color tree which was drawn at the time of highest score(46) of SDS, no black color was used. In that color tree his depressive state was expressed by a reduced-size tree and a slightly downward branch. Summing up, when we estimate the presence of depressive state, we must pay our attention to whether black color is used or not. But, in the case of nonuse of black, we must pay our attention to any feature of the form of the color tree.
1998-02-27