This is simple to do with forest
. There are plenty of similar trees on the site. I've chosen to add the crosses separately rather than adding the decoration to the forest
nodes directly, because this better allows to control their size.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[linguistics]{forest}
\usetikzlibrary{decorations,positioning}
\begin{document}
\begin{forest}for tree={l sep'=1cm,s sep'=1cm}
[Undertaking\\ART,name=Art
[Unsuccesful,name=U
[Spontaneous\\Conception\\(Only SC child)\\{[A]} ]
[No Spontaneous\\Conception\\(no conception)\\{[B]},name=B]
]
[Successful
[Spontaneous\\Conception\\(very rare)\\{[C]},name=C ]
[No Spontaneous\\Conception\\(only ART child)\\{[D]}]
]
]
\node[red,draw,cross out,minimum size=1cm] at (B) {};
\node[red,draw,cross out,minimum size=1cm] at (C) {};
\node[below=1cm of Art] {R.1};
\node[below=.5cm of U] {R.2};
\end{forest}
\end{document}
If you don't like the joined branches that the [linguistics]
library uses, don't load it and you'll get branches that aren't joined. In this case you need to add the align=center
specification to the tree to allow linebreaks in the nodes.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[]{forest}
\usetikzlibrary{decorations,positioning}
\begin{document}
\begin{forest}for tree={l sep'=1cm,s sep'=1cm,align=center}
[Undertaking\\ART,name=Art
[Unsuccesful,name=U
[Spontaneous\\Conception\\(Only SC child)\\{[A]} ]
[No Spontaneous\\Conception\\(no conception)\\{[B]},name=B]
]
[Successful
[Spontaneous\\Conception\\(very rare)\\{[C]},name=C]
[No Spontaneous\\Conception\\(only ART child)\\{[D]}]
]
]
\node[red,draw,cross out,minimum size=1cm] at (B) {};
\node[red,draw,cross out,minimum size=1cm] at (C) {};
\node[below=1cm of Art] {R.1};
\node[below=.5cm of U] {R.2};
\end{forest}
\end{document}