SCL-90 Psychological Evaluation Report
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OFSCLSYMPTOMS-90
I. GENERAL DATA:
Surnames and First Names J. P. P.
Age 18 years
Date of birth March 1, 2005
Level of Education Superior (in progress)
Evaluator (your name)
II. REASON FOR CONSULTATION:
Examples:
Evaluate the different patterns of psychopathic symptoms present in the
subject.
Assessment of personality disorders and traits in the patient.
III. TECHNIQUES AND INSTRUMENTS USED:
Psychological observation
Psychological interview
Symptom Checklist SCL-90
IV. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
Physical description of the examined:
Height, weight, build, hair (size, type, and color), eyes, nose, mouth. Describe.
scars, cuts, bruises, piercings and/or tattoos are present. Describe clothing
and accessories, emphasize if it is suitable for the season and if it is appropriate.
hygiene.
Behavior observation during the application of the test:
Start (what it states, gestures it emanates and/or behaviors).
During (what it enunciates, gestures it emanates and/or behaviors).
After (what it states, gestures it emanates and/or behaviors).
V. IMPORTANT BACKGROUND
Desired pregnancy by both parents, born at 9 months by cesarean section. Nowadays
does not present any other relevant medical facts.
He currently lives with his mother, stepfather, and grandmother. He has one younger brother.
The relationship with his maternal family is one of respect, whereas with his stepfather it is a
poor relationship.
Prior to this evaluation, there has been no other assessment or diagnosis.
psychological by a professional.
VI. PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION
The evaluated individual presents the following results:
• Global Severity Index (GSI): (1) Example The respondent presents
highly elevated psychopathic disorders (psychological disorders). According to
the test results are placed on a scale in which they are considered
with some type of psychopathy. (2) Example The interviewee does not present
psychopathic ailments (psychological disorders); that is to say, according to the
test results are not placed on a scale in which they are considered
with some type of psychopathy.
• Total positive symptoms (TPS): (1) Example: The interviewee is located in
"elevated" parameters, which tends to exaggerate its ills.
Example The interviewee fits within the parameters of normality,
According to this area, the analyzed does not tend to exaggerate their ills.
• Positive Symptomatic Distress Index (PSDI): (1) Example According to the scores
obtained in this test, the evaluated person is at a 'moderate' level, so
I may have invented some diseases or symptoms. (2) Example The
analyzed, it is located according to the scores of this test at the level of
normality, that is to say, according to what was examined in this parameter, the interviewee
does not tend to the invention of diseases.
The results obtained in the nine areas of the test will be analyzed.
(Psychopathies):
Somatizations: (1) Example The analyzed person obtained a score of 80 in this area
which places it at a 'risk' level, that is why in different situations
Anxiety or stress present different bodily dysfunctions. (2) Example The
analyzed obtained an index in this area that places it at a considered level
"almost at risk"; that is to say, the interviewee tends to somatization, that is why
so the patient in some anxiety-provoking or problematic situations tends to
to show organic ailments without medical reason.
Obsessions and Compulsions: (1) Example I scored 75, which it
positions at a 'almost risk' level, so it may present actions and
impulses that are unwanted or impossible to avoid. (2) Example does not present
risk in this area; that is to say, the patient does not present obsessive behavior
compulsive.
Interpersonal sensitivity: (1) Example The interviewee scored 75
which places him at a 'near risk' level, denoting that he is a person
certainly sensitive to rejection and contempt. (2) Example Does not present
risk in this area; that is to say, they are not a person who feels sensitivity towards everything
rejection or lower price.
Depression: (1) Example She scored a 70 in this area, positioning her in
a "almost risk" level, which is related to the fact that there is a trend towards
present clinical manifestations of a depressive disorder. (2) Example No
presents a risk in this area; that is, it does not show transient mood drops.
Anxiety: (1) Example The evaluated person scored 80, which places them
automatically at a level of 'risk'; possibly showing some fear,
tension, panic attacks, and even nervousness. (2) Example Does not present
risk in this area; which means that the patient does not present
excessive worrying.
Hostility: (1) Example The examinee is at a 'risk' level, since
he scored 80; that is to say, it probably indicates thoughts,
feelings which influence behaviors characterized by
hostility. (2) Example: It is not located in the risk area, that is,
do not use aggression as a means of coercion to obtain or achieve something
before the people.
Phobic Anxiety: (1) Example It is located within the parameters of 'almost risk', already
which got a score of 75; which reflects that there is a tendency towards some fear
irrational to different situations in life. (2) Example It is located in the
normality parameters, that is, it does not show fears towards certain
irrational situations or objects.
Paranoid ideation: (1) Example I obtained a score of 63, categorizing it in a
average level, so it is interpreted that he/she does not have any hallucinations.
type. (2) Example The patient is located at a level considered low risk,
therefore, do not create illusions of persecution.
Psychoticism: (1) Example The patient scored 70, placing them in
a level of 'almost risk'; so it may present symptoms such as states
of solitude, schizoid lifestyle (certain indifference towards others and
social isolation), probably hallucinations and that these certainly manage
control your thoughts. (2) Example Does not present risk in this area; it is
to say, does not create delusional ideas, does not hear internal voices or those that interact.
among them.
VII. CONCLUSIONS
(1) Example The evaluated presents from a global perspective (most of the
psychopathologies) presenting a high score, which places it in categories of
"almost at risk" and "risk".
(2) Example The interviewee does not present from a global perspective any
psychopathology, but it has been detected that it presents levels close to the risk of
somatizations; that is, it shows organic discomforts without medical reason before
certain problem situations or anxiety-provoking ones.
VIII. RECOMMENDATIONS
Example It is recommended that the evaluated person goes as soon as possible to a
specialist; since, with such a high global severity index, it is safe
that presents some psychopathology. Therefore, the treatment would help to...
evaluated can lead a more comfortable lifestyle with others and with
herself. (2) Example It is suggested that the interviewee carry out some type of
psychological treatment to address his tendency to somatization; therefore, he is
suggest cognitive-behavioral therapies, in which he will be encouraged to perform
coping exercises, problem solving, relaxation, assertiveness and
management of emotional expression.
Lima, May 31, 2023
(You
name
Student code:
00000002023
_________________
(Your name)
Student code:
Annex:
Global Severity Index (GSI): Does not present discomfort
Total number of positive symptoms (TSP): Do not exaggerate pathologies.
Positive Symptomatic Distress Index (PSDI): Do not fake illnesses
Somatizations: It tends slightly to the
Somatization
Obsessions and Compulsions: Normal
Interpersonal sensitivity: Normal
Depression: Normal
Anxiety Normal
Hostility: Normal
Phobic Anxiety: Normal
Paranoid ideation: Normal
Psychoticism: Normal