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The main goal of obsessive defenses is to inhibit and control aggression.

The human figure is often depicted as small, especially the head, highlighting the individual's feelings of inadequacy and lack of control.

Large, empty objects, such as balloons, in drawings represent an attempt to counteract feelings of emptiness and lack. These empty spaces symbolize a longing for connection and fulfillment.

Isolation in drawings represents a need for a distance and boundaries, showcasing a preference for solitude and avoidance of direct contact.

A drawing of a house with a perspective that appears to be perched on a hill, symbolizing a desire for elevation and escape from reality.

Trees in these drawings often appear isolated, enclosed, and with sharp branches, representing a sense of vulnerability and closed-off nature.

The trunk of the tree in a drawing acts as a symbolic depository for impulses and emotions, showcasing the artist's internal struggles and desires.

Arms and hands in drawings represent the individual's ability to interact and connect with others, showcasing their social engagement and capacity for action.

Omitting or distorting arms and hands in drawings may reveal a desire for detachment and avoidance of social interaction, indicating a lack of interest in forming connections.

Omitted or distorted hands in drawings can suggest difficulties with social interaction.

A long, thin neck in a drawing can indicate heightened vigilance and a sense of being constantly on guard, suggesting a heightened state of alertness and anxiety.

A lack of detail present on a character's trunk within a drawing can indicate potential depression or disorganization.

A long, winding path toward the house in a drawing can reflect a cautious and reserved approach to forming friendships, indicating a slow and deliberate method in building intimacy.

The tree trunk in the house, tree, and person drawing represents the strength of the self and the individual's inner resilience.

Surrounding the house with fences suggests defensive strategies to keep others at bay, revealing a fear of intrusion and a desire for isolation.

Adding accessories to the house, tree, and person drawing provides insights into the individual's approach to tasks, highlighting their execution and problem-solving methods.

Drawing a wide path on the observer's end in the house, tree, and person drawing suggests an attempt to conceal the basic desire for isolation, indicating a willingness to project an image of openness while harboring a preference for solitude.

Reinforcing the peripheral lines on the tree trunk reveals a need to maintain the integrity of one's personality, suggesting a desire to preserve their identity and protect their sense of self.