PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORT

Name: Person B Age: 13 years old

Sex: Male Birthdate:
Address: Marikina
Year Level: Grade 7 School: Parang High School
Examiner’s Name:

Reason for Referral:

Person B is a 13 year old student, who was referred to us by the guidance counselor of their
school, for a psychological evaluation to determine his psychological status as being part of the
requirements in the Psychological Assessment course of Psychology program for the Third Year
level of PUP-Manila. A battery of tests was given to the client that will serve as the guide and
basis in determining his psychological status.

Behavioral Observation and MSE

OBSERVATIONS
Person B presented for the evaluation wearing their school uniform. His grooming appeared
adequate. His activity level during his evaluation was considerably normal, his speech was clear
yetsome of his words are inaudible and he has a low voice. Some unusual mannerisms were
noted such as tapping of his fingers and biting his fingers. His eye contact was within
considerably normal limits for the reason that he has a covertly and stealthy look during the
interview. No overt indicators of aggression or impulsivity were noted during the evaluation.
Person Bs mood and affect were observed to be normal and somewhat restricted. He seemed
relax yet somewhat tense, he was leaning forward when listening to instructions and when he
was asked questions. Although he kept looking at his peers, he showed willingness to cooperate
throughout the evaluation.
FAMILY HISTORY

Person B is the eldest child in his family and has a younger brother. He is a 13 year old
teenager who is single and currently residing with his family. His mother is a housewife while his
father is a personal driver of a well-endowed family. It can be noted that Person B has a positive
relationship with his parents, especially so with his father who he sees as an inspiration.

PHYSICAL OBSERVATION

Person B is a typical 13 year old student who stands younger for his age and build. He
appears to be in slouched posture and has normal. There are no physical disabilities and
abnormalities observed. At the time of examination and referral, Person B can be consider in a
normal functioning state. It was observed during the test administration that he is considerably
composed and well-mannered in the time of observation and examination.

MEDICAL HISTORY

Person B is currently taking drugs for his teeth problem. Although not clearly elaborated by
the client, he seems to be taking another medication pertaining to his head.

TEST ADMINISTRATION
MSE
Date Taken: February 23, 2018 (Friday)
TEST: Draw A Person Test
Date Taken: February 23, 2018 (Friday)
TEST: Bender Gestalt Visual Motor Test (BGVMT)
Date Taken: February 28, 2018 (Wednesday)
TEST: IQ Test 1
Date Taken: March 12, 2018 (Monday)
TEST: Psychometric Test 1
Date Taken: March 12, 2018 (Monday)
TEST: IQ Test 2
Date Taken: March 13, 2018 (Tuesday)
TEST: Psychometric Test 2
 Date Taken: March 13, 2018 (Tuesday)

TEST RESULTS
Name: Person A
Sex: Male
Age: 13 years old
Grade Level: Grade 7

TEST: IQ Test 1
Date Taken: March 12, 2018 (Monday)
Score: 3/40
Interpretation: Low IQ

TEST: IQ Test 2
Date Taken: March 13, 2018 (Tuesday)
Score: 5/25
Interpretation: 73 – Low IQ

TEST:Psychometric Test 1
Date Taken: March 12, 2018 (Monday)
Interpretation:
Based on the acquired test results, here are the following interpretations by dimension:

Openness to Experience
Score: 16
Interpretation: In this Dimension, Person B is considered as a little below average , which
most likely means that he tends to stick more on old ways rather than trying new ones.

Conscientiousness
Score: 30
Interpretation: Person B achieved a high score on this dimension which means that he is a
very hardworking and careful person. He tends to meet deadlines or does things with dedication
and honesty.
 Extroversion
Score: 14
Interpretation: Extroversion is more on interacting and socializing with other people. Person
B scored low on this dimension which signifies that he is more into being alone rather than
socializing with other people.

Agreeableness
Score: 18
Interpretation: Person B may be a little bit assertive in his opinions and suggestions as he
score below average on this dimension. Though he might be listening to other people, he may be
more on listening with himself rather than listening to other people. This is supported by him
sticking to older ways rather than new ones.

Neuroticism
Score: 24
Interpretation: In this dimension, Person B scored above average which means he tends to
be emotional and carried away by life’s challenges. He may also be more on worrying rather than
being resilient.

TEST: Psychometric Test 2

Date Taken: March 13, 2018 (Tuesday)
Verbal Critical Reasoning
Score: 0/8
Interpretation: Person B clearly does not prefer verbal expressions and communications.

Numerical Reasoning
Score: 2/ 22
Interpretation: In this dimension, Person B also performed low indicating he is not
comfortable with number it mat be assumed that he sees number as complicated and
vexing figures.
 Abstract Reasoning
Score: 8/20
Interpretation: Person B may not prefer verbal and numerical problems yet he may be fairly
comfortable with thinking of things that are not physically existent that needs higher way of
thinking, as he performed a below average score on this dimension.

Spatial Reasoning
Score: 24/ 45
Interpretation: In this dimension, Person B acquired a below average score that connotes
that he is also fairly comfortable with signs and symbols. This result is supported by his score on
abstract reasoning which also requires high ways of thinking.

Mechanical Reasoning
Score: 4/20
Interpretation: Person B is not really into manipulations and functions of things as he
performed low on this dimension.

TEST: Projective Test: Draw A Person Test (DAPT)

Date Taken: February 23, 2018 (Friday)
Interpretation:
Person A tends to be reliant on oral and emotional dependence on his mother which can be
attributed to his feelings of inferiority and inadequacy. His whole drawing shows high levels of
assertion with regards to masculinity. Albeit tense, forceful, impulsive, and hyperactive, he is
ambitious and secure, as well as comprehensive and orderly. He tends to be withdrawn and
evasive in aspects of sociality and reality. Person B also exhibits multiple signs of sexual
implications, more specifically in terms of masturbation and sexual activeness. He is also
regarded as someone with low intelligence.
TEST: Projective Test: Bender Gestalt Visual Motor Test (BGVMT)
Date Taken: February 28, 2018 (Wednesday)
Interpretation:
Person A’s overall score is 85 which means it was quite high. He has committed too many
mistakes regarding on drawing. He seems to just draw what he sees and does not particularly
look into details.
He draws what is in the drawing but at some instances he draws it on how he sees it at first.
There were few time times where he counts the dots in the figure but does it inconsistently.
Person A has shown impulsivity like most of the time he taps his fingers. He finishes the drawing
very fast that results to tendencies of having an impulsive behavior.
Overall, Person B shows no trouble in his visual functioning. He draws what is in the card
appropriately most of the time and shows no any distortion. Although, he draws it larger than
usual he might have tendency of having a problem in visual perception skills.

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Summary

IQ- Both Low

PSYCHOMETRIC TESTS
Person B got a high score on Conscientiousness , an average score on Neuroticism,
Below Average Scores on both Openness to experience and Agreeableness and
Low score on Extraversion.

DAPT
Person B’s DAPT showed themes of masculine assertion, active sexual lifestyle,
mainly masturbation, dependence on mother, feelings of inferiority as well as state of
orderliness and comprehensiveness. Moreover , he also shows signs of withdrawal from
reality.
BENDER VISUAL GESTALT MOTOR TEST
Person B has a probability of having problems regarding his visual perception due
to his u usually large drawings, but has no issues pertaining his motor skills, albeit his
habit of tapping his fingers during the examination may men something.

Conclusion

Person B came to all tests administration with cooperation and willingness. Though the tests
he took points at the main theme of being organized and orderly, for it is supported by his result in
his DAPT and high score on conscientiousness and low score on agreeableness, moreover it is
observed on his behavior while taking bender gestalt visual motor test that he would mostly
conduct erasures and flipping of cards. These symptoms are early indicators that this patient
may be susceptible to OCPD. Furthermore, other results hints being preoccupation , inferiority
and as he might he be asserting masculinity and its sexuality he is still dependent on his mother
in which if pursued until older age may result in dependent personality disorder.

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