GOOD ENOUGH - HARRiS Draw a Person Test is a test that aims to establish a connection about the child's intelligence through the pictures the child draws. It is a test used to measure mental development in individuals. In this test, creating a suitable environment to work with the child is seen as a prerequisite.
How is the Goodenough Intelligence Test administered?
It is a drawing-based test. The child is asked to draw a human picture. The child draws the picture for himself/herself. Then, according to the misconceptions seen in the picture and the way the picture is drawn, points are given for each part of the picture in line with the criteria determined in the Goodenough Intelligence Test. These scores are then summed up and the age of intelligence corresponding to the total score is found.
A pre-prepared chart is used to calculate the age of intelligence. Thus, the child's intelligence quotient is calculated.
Goodenough Intelligence Test is a general intelligence test applied to children between the ages of 4-14. It does not give the correct result when used outside these ages. Therefore, it is not correct to apply it to individuals at younger or older ages.
Provides information on the general ability level of young children. It is applied individually. It can also be used as a group test when necessary.