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I know that this will provide an indication of executive function but wonder if it gives any indication of personality, in particular personality disorder?
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Does anyone have any experience of commisioning such an assesment or evaluation as part of a residency case?
P.S. - Its not for me. 🙂
regards,
Dave
Certain traits within a person may be apparent during assessment of executive function, but I dont think it would be diagnostic of a personality disorder.....I can talk this one through Dave matey
It would be interesting to good personality disorder and residency....may be a grounds, depends if a medical expert is attending the hearing I guess?
A psychometric test has been suggested to be carried out on my ex following the uncovering of previous psychiatric issues involving anger, alcohol and drug use. Coupled with a recent drug test failure it suggest there is a long history of untreated issues. Oh and 2 strokes.
It has also been flagged that there is a history of domestic violence between her and her stepfather which I find hard to believe and wonder if she is puting me through what he had to go through when she was younger.
I guess I am hoping that a psychometric test would capture any personality disorder.
I will be in touch to discuss further....
Regards,
Dave
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