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The following summarizes Mr. Thompson's responses to psychological tests given to him. Results are without benefit of clinical interview or history and should be taken accordingly.
INTELLECTUAL FUNCTIONING
Mr. Thompson is likely to be concrete in his thinking due to personality factors.
Mr. Thompson likes clear-cut situations and has trouble dealing with ambiguity, novelty and change.
Mr. Thompson is likely to be ambivalent to the point where problem solving and judgment are adversely affected.
He reports having an overly flexible cognitive style.
Significant levels of obsessive ruminations are reported.
Schizotypal features were not present.
Thinking is goal-directed and logical without signs of mental confusion.
EMOTIONAL FUNCTIONING
Mr. Thompson describes himself as a happy-go-lucky individual who rarely feels sad.
Reported levels of anxiety are so low that they may not motivate behavioral change or inhibit acting out.
Anger indicators are so low to the point of possible repressed anger.
Impulse control appears adequate.
Underlying personality patterns may reduce impulse control under stress.
Mr. Thompson’s reported energy level is low.
ALCOHOL AND DRUG USE
In MCMI testing, Mr. Thompson does not report indications of substance abuse.
SOMATIC FUNCTIONING
Few physical concerns are reported.
No significant tendencies for psychosomatic problems to develop under stress exist.
Due to low levels of stress and/or stress proneness, present stress-related somatic problems are not probable even if overall tendencies to somatize exist.
INTERPERSONAL FUNCTIONING
Mr. Thompson is neither overly introverted nor extroverted.
A low level of social discomfort and anxiety is reported.
Mr. Thompson has a severely limited sense of empathy.
Mr. Thompson reports having high needs for attention.
Mr. Thompson reports having high needs for attention.
Average needs for affection, love and intimacy are reported.
Mr. Thompson is a dominant individual.
He has strong needs to be independent to the point of being counter phobic.
Mr. Thompson believes he is like others.
A lack of suspicion of others was described. He is very trusting and may not be suspicious of others.
Mr. Thompson can be overly judgmental and critical.
He is a very self-righteous, moralistic individual.
He rigidly attempts to follow social rules and conventions.
SELF IMAGE
He exhibits a stable sense of identity and generally feels as average ability to cope with his world.
Mr. Thompson does not withdraw into fantasy.
Mr. Thompson may appraise his own abilities as being well above others.
DEFENSES
PERSONALITY FUNCTIONING
Mr. Thompson’s personality problems are significant and of moderate intensity.
Mr. Thompson’s testing indicates Narcissistic and Compulsive features. Of these, Obsessive features are predominant.
INTELLECTUAL FUNCTIONING
Mr. Thompson is likely to be concrete in his thinking due to personality factors.
Mr. Thompson likes clear-cut situations and has trouble dealing with ambiguity, novelty and change.
Mr. Thompson is likely to be ambivalent to the point where problem solving and judgment are adversely affected.
He reports having an overly flexible cognitive style.
Significant levels of obsessive ruminations are reported.
Schizotypal features were not present.
Thinking is goal-directed and logical without signs of mental confusion.
EMOTIONAL FUNCTIONING
Mr. Thompson describes himself as a happy-go-lucky individual who rarely feels sad.
Reported levels of anxiety are so low that they may not motivate behavioral change or inhibit acting out.
Anger indicators are so low to the point of possible repressed anger.
Impulse control appears adequate.
Underlying personality patterns may reduce impulse control under stress.
Mr. Thompson’s reported energy level is low.
ALCOHOL AND DRUG USE
In MCMI testing, Mr. Thompson does not report indications of substance abuse.
SOMATIC FUNCTIONING
Few physical concerns are reported.
No significant tendencies for psychosomatic problems to develop under stress exist.
Due to low levels of stress and/or stress proneness, present stress-related somatic problems are not probable even if overall tendencies to somatize exist.
INTERPERSONAL FUNCTIONING
Mr. Thompson is neither overly introverted nor extroverted.
A low level of social discomfort and anxiety is reported.
Mr. Thompson has a severely limited sense of empathy.
Mr. Thompson reports having high needs for attention.
Mr. Thompson reports having high needs for attention.
Average needs for affection, love and intimacy are reported.
Mr. Thompson is a dominant individual.
He has strong needs to be independent to the point of being counter phobic.
Mr. Thompson believes he is like others.
A lack of suspicion of others was described. He is very trusting and may not be suspicious of others.
Mr. Thompson can be overly judgmental and critical.
He is a very self-righteous, moralistic individual.
He rigidly attempts to follow social rules and conventions.
SELF IMAGE
He exhibits a stable sense of identity and generally feels as average ability to cope with his world.
Mr. Thompson does not withdraw into fantasy.
Mr. Thompson may appraise his own abilities as being well above others.
DEFENSES
PERSONALITY FUNCTIONING
Mr. Thompson’s personality problems are significant and of moderate intensity.
Mr. Thompson’s testing indicates Narcissistic and Compulsive features. Of these, Obsessive features are predominant.
