Goodenough-Harris Drawing Test Subject draws human figure. Interpretation is based on whether the subject draws the whole figure or just parts, which parts are neglected, which parts were given more attention. This gives clues to whether thinking is abstract or concrete. Terms used are descriptive of attitude and behavior rather than clinical types, schizophrenia, manic-depressive, etc. A three-dimensional projective test.
Subject is provided with plastic objects in different shapes and colors.
Method of identification gives clues to psychosexual development, indicating childishness, regression, maturity, etc. A perfect score on the Folstein is 30. Each correct answer there is given one point. Its sensitivity may decline with patients whose educational level is below the 9th grade and it may miss frontal lobe dementia. With any score below 17, consider the diagnosis of probable dementia.