This study was aimed to find out the availability of Draw-A-Story as a supplementary projective pictorial
test to sort out the aggression of middle school students. Total 249 of the first, second, and third-year
middle school students in Seoul and Suwon participated in this project. Measurement instruments were
including Draw- A-Story and Buss-Durkee Hostility Inventory, 24 questions among STAXI-K. Data analysis
was carried out by SPSS WIN2.0 Program using cross-tabulation with t-test as an independent sample.
The results are summarized as follows; Firstly, participants with high hostility drew more pictures about
negative situations or relationships, identified themselves with negative objects and expressed negative
feelings more frequently. Secondly, participants with more anger-expressing behaviors drew largely their
negative situations or relationships, and participants with expressed anger or suppressed anger frequently
identified themselves with negative objects, and expressed negative feelings much more. Thirdly, the higher
they were aggressive, the more aggressive symbols were chosen of such as swords, snakes, dinosaurs and
volcanoes. Male students chose more these symbols than female students did.