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You can understand yourself through words and drawings! A roundup of writing-based psychological tests

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A personality test that reveals your character and love life based on which answers you choose and how you respond to questions.

Many can be done through conversation alone, but some involve writing or drawing for the diagnosis.

In this article, we introduce write-in style personality tests.

We’ve gathered tests that can tell your personality, romantic tendencies, and how you relate to others based on how you write, how you draw, and what you add to an existing picture.

Be sure to grab some paper and a pen and give them a try!

You can understand yourself through words and drawings! A collection of writing-style psychological tests (41–50)

A personality test that changes the type of friend you need based on how you draw a self-portrait

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A personality test that changes the type of friend you need based on how you draw a self-portrait

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We often see our own faces in everyday life, like when we look in the mirror, and many people have experience drawing self-portraits.

This is a psychological test that analyzes each person’s personality and relationships based on the individuality that shows up in how they draw their self-portrait.

The key points are the angle and the style of the self-portrait; from these, we can uncover a person’s self-image and quirky traits.

By understanding in what ways you’re a bit different, you can learn which people are a good match for you and what kinds of friends you need.

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A personality test that reveals your character based on how you draw a boat

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A personality test that reveals your character based on how you draw a boat

The more vague the theme is, the more variety appears in the drawings, and you can sense each person’s individuality from that.

Here, we’ll have people draw with only “ship” as the theme, and then try to infer their personalities from the results.

Let’s carefully check the details—where the ship is placed, how big it is, what kinds of decorations are added—and use them to read their character.

Precisely because they’re free to draw within a hazy theme, aspects of their personality they themselves hadn’t noticed might come to light.

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A psychology test that reveals hidden personality traits through doodles

[Personality Test] Which one is the genius? Your doodles reveal your hidden personality and deep psychology

A psychology test that reveals hidden personality traits through doodles

It’s said that the unconscious doodles we make when our concentration slips or our hands are free reveal a person’s deep psychology.

This content explores someone’s personality and subconscious based on such doodles.

From doodles featuring motifs like animals to geometric scribbles that seem meaningless on their own, each carries clear meanings, so let’s analyze them in detail.

In some cases, accumulated stress is unconsciously expressed, making this a perfect opportunity to reflect on your behavior and organize your feelings.

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A psychological test that reveals your mental leeway based on what you add to a picture of a blue sky

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As we go about our daily lives, stress inevitably builds up, and there’s a chance that even we ourselves aren’t aware of that accumulation.

This is a psychological test that could prompt you to reassess your everyday routine by exploring illustrations that depict a sense of mental breathing room.

Imagine a picture with a blue sky and think about what you would add to it.

What you choose to add reveals your state of mind.

Whether it’s something that evokes freedom or something that suggests a sense of confinement, we can gauge how much mental space you have by considering what the added element symbolizes.

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A psychological test that reveals your subconscious based on how you draw a picture of a carriage

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A psychological test that reveals your subconscious based on how you draw a picture of a carriage

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When you ask someone to draw while recalling a specified theme, not only their memory but also their senses are unconsciously reflected in the picture.

In this case, the theme is “carriage,” and the idea is to explore the person’s deep psychology through fine details.

It’s said that the horse represents emotion, the carriage body represents the body, and the coachman represents thought.

By looking at how each is sized and positioned, we can read the balance of the mind.

Additionally, the passenger is said to represent the voice of the soul, and the carrot represents talent; if these are included in the drawing, the way the subconscious is revealed may feel even more intriguing.

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In conclusion

We introduced a type of psychological test where you answer by writing words or drawing pictures—what did you think? With this kind of test, you can enjoy not only the results but also just looking at what was written or drawn! It’s great for get-togethers with friends and for recreational activities, so be sure to give it a try!