What is the point of asking to draw 2 humans one woman one man in a working interview?

Question

and then write a story about this person you´ve drawing.

Answer 1

I am guessing it has something to do with:
a) how you see other people
or
b) how you see yourself interact with others

Answer 2

It's called the "Draw-a-Person" test in psychology.

It's a projective test that is supposed to reveal something about you.

In reality, the test is of dubious validity, like most projective tests.
It is truly unfortunate that people are still using (more specifically, MISUSING) tests like this. It should have been relegated to the status of phrenology decades ago. There isn't an ounce of scientific evidence to back its use for what people try to use it for.

About the only thing that DAP tests have been shown to predict in studies is artistic ability.

Unfortunately, pseudoscientific psychology is alive and well today. Scientific psychology continues to make gains, but the "sexiness" of pseudoscience always seems to appeal to some people.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

This a very interesting. Do you mean really draw both human? If that interview as a nurse then they want to make sure you know the difference between them.

Answer 5

for example: if a person draws the man behind the desk, interviewing the woman, one might percieve this as the male dominating the interaction.

or vice versa...

M Philosopher of life experiences.

Answer 6

Likely it's just to see how you react under pressure to unusual demands.

Unless your story involves rape or homicide or something, it probably doesn't matter what you actually put together, as long as you appear confident while doing it.

Answer 7

Wow...that's interesting, I haven't heard of anything like that, sounds like a very creative employer, good luck!

Answer 8

its a psychological test allows the interviewer see how you view male and female individuals... Tells them your views of the opposite sex and how you relate to them...

Answer 9

I never heard of that! What type of job are you applying for? A job at Toys R Us??