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Psychological Testing: Psychological Assessment Report
RIVERA, Mark Bryan O. Psychological Testing
BS Psychology III -1 Professor Jessy J. Reyes

Psychological Assessment Report #2
July 20, 2013

Jessa Pauline Janer Dineros is an 18 years and 3 months old female currently on her 3rd year college taking up Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila. She was born on April 14, 1995 and is currently residing with her family at Sta. Ana, Manila. She was referred for a Psychological Evaluation scheduled July 17, 2013 to measure and assess her current emotional and intellectual status and functioning.
Three tests were given to the client, first was the Flanagan Industrial Tests which includes the Judgement and Comprehension Test, on which she got a score falling under the Below Average Category, and Planning Abilities Test, on which she got a score falling under Poor Category. When asked, the client was confirmed to be prepared to take the test since she already had her lunch and had a good night sleep; but during the test, the client was observed to be really pressured particularly on the time limit because she kept on asking how many minutes were left for her to answer. When asked how the test was, the client said that she had a hard time understanding the given passages and outlines to be read before answering the questions, and at the same time being conscious of the time left to answer. She said that she answered most items without fully understanding the given passages and outlines and questions succeeding it. This implies reason behind her low scores on the two tests; the client probably was more focused on the time limit rather than concentrating on the test instead.
The second test given to the client was the Emotions Profile Index. It is shown in the results that the three highest emotional dimensions of the client were Depressed (82%), Trustful (70%), and Timid (65%) contrasting respectively to her three lowest (below 50%) emotional

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