Psychological Evaluation Report SCL-90-R
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I. IDENTIFICATION
NAME : D.A
LAST NAMES : G.D
DATE OF BIRTH : 17 JULIO 1988
CHRONOLOGICAL AGE : 28 YEARS 9 MONTHS
SCHOOL GRADE: University student
ADDRESS : CALLE 14 # 31-33 VILLA
OLYMPIC
PHONE : 3209018538
EVALUATOR : Ps Fredy Alexander
Martinez Castellanos.
EVALUATION DATE : Interview: 13 09 2020
Tests: 13 09 2020
REPORT DATE : 14 de septiembre 2020
II. REASON FOR CONSULTATION
This report is prepared with the aim of developing the activity of
academic course research seminar under the supervision of the teacher
psychology Eduin Alexander Prada Rodriguez.
The evaluation process being carried out assesses Mr. [Link]:D, through
the application of the Symptom Checklist SCL-90-R by L. Derogatis (2008) in order to
evaluate possible psychopathic characteristics whose objective I would estimate to reach the
application of a practical process in the subject.
III. METHODS AND TECHNIQUES USED
Interview
2. Test 1 SCL-90 R
IV. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
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IV.I MENTAL EXAMINATION
At the time of the assessment, D.G was oriented in his three spheres.
mental, with appropriate personal presentation, calm, friendly, and expressive attitude
In the interview, it was observed in the verbal expression that it follows a guiding line.
of thought, with clear, fluid language and a medium tone, maintains contact
Visual with the interlocutor, he states that he has no psychological history or
psychiatric, however has a family psychiatric history (mother with
depression diagnosis with psychopharmacological treatment). It impresses a
Intellectual coefficient within normal limits. The assessed person states that until the
At the moment, there has been no kind of alteration in sensoperception, nor any.
alteration in the explored areas related to its
Actual mental state.
[Link] FAMILY LEVEL
The valued one states that they come from a family system made up of their parents.
and two brothers, he is the second child of a common-law relationship, he considers that the
the relationships within her family system are functional, however she considers that in
Occasionally, relational difficulties arise among members that have occurred to date.
to know how to cope.
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32 18
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[Link] SCHOOL
Regarding his studies, the evaluated expresses having passed
appropriate way every one of his school years, obtaining a good average
academic, currently pursuing a university degree while working.
[Link] SOCIAL LEVEL
The valued individual has skills and competencies to perform in
appropriate manner in their interpersonal relationships. There is no background of
street fights, nor sanctions by law.
IV.V CLINICAL AND HEALTH AREA
The evaluated individual currently reports having a stable health condition.
however, due to average assessment, identifies the presence of hyperlipidemias, without
pharmacological treatment, but with care in nutrition. Does not present
surgical or pharmacological history. Good sleep pattern with an average of
7 nighttime hours, with suitable healthy lifestyle habits. As an activity
Physics likes athletics and cycling.
[Link] BEHAVIORAL OBSERVATIONS
The evaluated person is a young man of slim build, measuring 1.80 cm in height.
approximately, white skin, brown eyes, short brown hair, clean clothing
according to his age, good physical condition. During the evaluation process, the evaluated individual
He appears nervous, although as the test progresses, he calms down and takes
confidence, look directly into the eyes while giving instructions, show
repetitive movements in lower limbs, concentrates quickly on the test
and responds in the established time.
V. EVALUATION RESULTS AND CLINICAL IMPRESSIONS
TEST 1 SCL-90-R SYMPTOM INVENTORY by L. Derogatis María Martina
Casullo. Marcelo Pérez. (2008).
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The results obtained by the evaluated in the test are expressed below.
Table 1 results of the Symptoms Inventory CSL 90-R.
SCL-90-R by L. Derogatis
Dimensions Total No. of Responses We will see
SOM 12 11 0.916666667
OBS 10 15 1.5
YES 9 6 0.666666667
DEP 13 8 0.615384615
ANS 10 5 0.5
HOS 6 3 0.5
FOB 7 2 0.285714286
PAR 6 1 0.166666667
PSYCHO 10 5 0.5
Additional items 7 5 0.714285714
IGS 56(sum P.T) 90 total items 0.622222222
Answers
TSP Total number Indicators P 45
IMSP GSI x 90/ TSP 0.622222222 x 90/45 1.244444444
V.I INTERPRETATION OF THE RESULTS
Through the test applied to D.G Inventory of symptoms scl-90-r of l.
Derogatis María Martina casullo. Marcelo Pérez. (2008) can be concluded.
regarding the areas of the test (psychopathies) the evaluated person presents:
Global severity index: (GSI) With a score of 0.622222222 it is reached
to conclude that the interviewee does not present psychopathic disturbances or disorders
psychological.
Total of positive symptoms (TPS) with a total score of 45 indicators
positives, the evaluated individual is within the normal parameters, which,
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according to this area, the evaluated does not have tendencies towards exaggeration of their
discomforts.
Positive Symptomatic Distress Index (PSDI) The evaluated individual is according to
your total score of 1.244444444 at a normal level, that is,
the interviewee does not have tendencies towards inventing diseases.
Regarding the results obtained in the nine symptom areas of the CSL-90 R, the
results correspond to:
Somatizations: At a moderate level which indicates that the interviewee can
tending to somatization, thus possibly in some anxious occasions
or problematic issues present organic type ailments.
Obsessions and compulsions: It presents a score of 1.5 situated in a
stable position with a low probability of obsessive-compulsive behaviors.
Interpersonal sensitivity: Presents moderate indices, with a probability towards the
sensitivity to disdain.
Depression The patient presents an index situated at a moderate level, if not
risk, with the possibility of transient low moods.
Anxiety: The evaluated individual has a low score, which means little
probability of presenting excessive concerns.
Hostility: It presents a low level (0.5) of hostility, meaning that there is little
probability of employing aggressive behaviors as a method of obtaining
results.
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Phobic anxiety: It is at a moderate level, considered not at risk, with
probabilities of irrational fears towards certain situations or objects.
Paranoid ideation: The evaluated individual presents a low score, which may be
indicator of low probability of delusions or paranoid ideas of persecution.
Psychoticism: Shows a low score in this area, meaning that it presents little
possibility of creating delusional ideas, hearing internal-type voices.
VI. CONCLUSIONS
From a global perspective, it can be concluded that the interviewee does not
presents some type of psychopathology, although it is at some levels
Close to risk poses no major inconvenience in any of the areas.
VII. RECOMENDACIONES
The interviewed person is recommended to carry out other instruments that
allow to complement the relevant information about your personality traits
to further explore a little more.
The data reflected in this report are subject to the principle of confidentiality and
professional secrecy established in the Psychologist's Code of Ethics supported by the
Colombian College of Psychologists. They express the current situation of the subject, not
assuming its future evolution.)
Freddy A Martínez C
PS Martínez Castellanos Freddy Alexander
ID1101 690813 professional card No. 127384959
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VII. ANNEXES
Technical Sheet Inventory of Symptoms SCL-90-R by L. Derogatis
María Martina Casullo. Marcelo Pérez. (2008)
Name CLR-90R
Author L.R, Derogatis.
Origin NCS, Minnesota, USA.
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Adaptation J.L Gonzales de Rivera de las Cuevas
Spanish M. Rodríguez Abuin and F. Rodríguez.
Application Individual and collective.
Scope of 13 years and older.
application
Duration Approximately 15 minutes
purpose
Purpose Application of nine dimensions
symptoms of pathologies and three
global indices of distress
Baremo Percentiles and T-scores
of non-clinical general population,
(differentiated by sex) of
participants with temporary diffusion
mandibular and of patients
psychiatric (differentiated by sex)
Informed Consent for SCL Symptom Inventory Application
90-R of l. Derogatis María Martina Casullo. Marcelo Pérez. (2008)
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AUTHORIZATION
Date and time of application: 13-09-2020
YoDIEGO ANDRES GONZALES DIAS identified with identity card
number 1045670429 I certify that I have been clearly informed of the exercise.
that will be practiced on me, (as part of the academic exercise projective tests,
carried out by the psychology student of the XVII semester of the University of
Research and Development - UDI San Gil headquarters), as I was previously given.
explained the function and the procedure of this. Furthermore, due to being an exercise
fully focused on learning for the student, the rules will be followed
ethics; which indicates that the information obtained during the process will be handled
with strict confidentiality.
I understand that I will be informed of the results through a citation to which
we commit to attending on the twentieth (20th day of September)
las 03-30 pm
I confirm that this document has been read and understood in its entirety.
therefore, in witness whereof, I sign and accept its content.
Likewise, I attest that I did not receive any material compensation in exchange for the
supplied information.
Participant's signature
Nombre y Apellidos: DIEGO ANDRES GONZALES DIAS
Fecha: 13-09-2020
Diego Andrés Gonzales Días
Signature and ID 1045670429
Common questions
Powered by AIDuring the interview, D.A G.D displayed a calm, friendly, and expressive demeanor with clear and fluid verbal communication, indicating good psychological functioning . These characteristics suggest that he is likely to perceive psychological assessments positively and respond to them with a level of trust and sincerity, thereby reducing the chances of exaggerated or fabricated responses in the SCL-90-R . His orientation in thoughts and actions aligns with the low levels of hostility and paranoia reflected in the test results .
The evaluation of D.A G.D was conducted using an interview and the SCL-90-R test . The interview aimed to gather insights into his mental state through personal history and behavior observation. The SCL-90-R is a standardized test used to identify psychopathology and distress levels, assessing specific symptoms across nine dimensions and three global indices . The purpose was to identify any psychological disturbances or indications of psychological disorders .
In the Anxiety dimension, D.A G.D scored low, indicating a low probability of excessive concern or anxiety-related symptoms . For Depression, he showed moderate levels. This suggests he might experience transient low moods but is not at immediate risk for clinical depression . These results imply that while he maintains a relatively stable psychological profile, he might be sensitive to stressful conditions that could temporarily affect his mood.
Several ethical considerations were addressed during D.A G.D's psychological evaluation. Informed consent was obtained, ensuring he was fully aware of the test procedures and confidentiality was promised under the Psychologist's Code of Ethics . No material compensation was provided in exchange for participation, maintaining the integrity of the evaluation process . Additionally, results were to be communicated privately, respecting the participant's privacy and confidentiality .
D.A G.D maintains a stable health condition with healthy lifestyle habits, regular athletic activity, and sufficient sleep, which likely contribute positively to his mental health . Such lifestyle choices can mitigate stress, enhance mood stability, and promote overall psychological well-being, correlating with his low anxiety and hostility scores on the SCL-90-R . This suggests that his physical health supports his mental wellness, aligning with his overall stable psychological profile.
The family psychiatric history, particularly the mother's depression, is a significant contextual factor in interpreting D.A G.D's results . It suggests a possible genetic predisposition to mood disorders, which correlates with his moderate depression levels found in the SCL-90-R results . However, the absence of personal psychiatric history implies that environmental factors and coping mechanisms may mitigate the genetic risk. The evaluation thus requires balancing these family history implications with his current functional status and lifestyle.
The evaluation concluded that D.A G.D does not present any psychopathological disturbances or psychological disorders. The Global Severity Index (GSI) was 0.622, which indicates a normal range without significant psychopathological tendencies . Despite being close to risk in some areas, there are no major concerns in any specific domain . He does not exhibit tendencies to exaggerate symptoms (Positive Symptom Total - 45) or invent diseases (Positive Symptomatic Distress Index - 1.244).
The SCL-90-R test is instrumental in providing a comprehensive assessment of psychological distress and symptom patterns in individuals like D.A G.D. It evaluates numerous symptom dimensions, offering a detailed profile on areas such as somatization, depression, and anxiety . By quantifying symptom severity and distress indices, the SCL-90-R helps identify areas close to risk while confirming stable psychological functions . Thus, it supports a nuanced understanding of both overt and subtle psychological conditions, guiding further personalized interventions.
D.A G.D comes from a family with a history of psychiatric conditions, as his mother has been diagnosed with depression and is undergoing psychopharmacological treatment . However, he reports functional family relations despite occasional relational difficulties, suggesting a supportive environment that may mitigate potential psychological issues stemming from genetic predispositions . This background could influence his sensitivity levels (as indicated in the SCL-90-R results) toward certain psychological conditions without manifesting them clinically.
The recommendations for D.A G.D include using additional instruments to further explore his personality traits . The intent is to enrich the understanding of his psychological profile, ensuring any subtler aspects not captured in the SCL-90-R are addressed, thereby facilitating a comprehensive evaluation of his mental health . These recommendations aim to provide a more holistic view of his psychological state, leveraging multiple assessment tools for robust insights.