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Psychological Report Assignment
Lennis Yesenia Ortega
School of Behavioral Sciences, Liberty University
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Client Name: Daisy Cambillo-Ortega
Date of Report: 07/29/2023
Reason for testing/Referral Question:
My client, Miss. Daisy Cambillo – Ortega was referred initially from a local Christian
church in Charlotte, North Carolina. This referral evaluates the examinee's ability to be a good
Resident Assistant (RA) at Liberty University. The client is conscious that the RA position can
require participation in staff meetings requiring critical decision-making; another key
responsibility is mediating conflict among residents and enforcing regulations and policy. Due to
the role's high responsibility, the primary purpose of this referral is to ensure that Miss. Daisy
Cambillo-Ortega is mentally capable of working in a fast pace position and making important
critical decisions.
Assessment Administered:
IPIP-NEO
Becks Depression Inventory
Beck's Anxiety Inventory
Examinee Background:
Daisy Cambillo- Ortega is a thirty-two-year-old Hispanic female who grew up in a
predominately catholic household. Miss Cambillo-Ortega is single and has no children. Miss
Cambillo-Ortega is an active disciplined individual. Her daily life consists of an early start, a
nutritional breakfast, and walks with her Pomeranian. Miss. Cambillo-Ortega’s schedule is
routinely timed strictly due to school. Miss Cambilllo-ortega has a job as a Human Resource
supervisor and mentioned that she had a similar position in a work-study program before. Miss.
Cambillo-Ortega has no medical issues or concerns at this point. Miss. Cambillo-Ortega's speech
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was paced normally and seemed talkative with no rapid speech notice. Miss. Cambillo-Ortega
had no sensory-motor and perceptual process delay Miss Cambillo-Ortega appears to have
excellent recent and remote memory. As mentioned, the client's attention did not alarm any
concern. She seemed to be very groomed and sharp in her appearance. Miss. Cambillo-Ortega
presented herself confidently, had excellent eye contact, and was well-mannered. Miss. Cambillo
-Ortega reports a history of psychiatric counseling to help her relationship with her abusive mom
and childhood trauma. She reports going to counseling twice a month. Currently, she wants to
have a holistic approach without any medication usage. According to Miss Cambillo-Ortega, her
mother was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and depression, and she doesn't believe she and her
twin sister have been medically diagnosed with depression or anxiety but does not deny having
some symptoms being away from her twin sister and the changes of school. Miss Cambillo.
-Ortega states that her perceived strengths are compassion, adaptability, empathy, and optimism.
Miss. Cambillo -Ortega reports that her weakness is people pleasing and her inability to say no,
especially when it involves the people she cares about most, and that she aspires to be a License
Mental Health counselor.
Test Results Summary
Beck's Depression Inventory
The Beck's Depression
Inventory is conveyed as
a twenty-one-item, self-
reporting survey
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that rates an individuals
score and compares it to
a clinical range that may
indicate that the
The individual is
experiencing depressive-
live symptoms. If the
individualss within the
clinical
range, he client may be
diagnosed with a
depressive disorder. The
clinical ranges are
categorized into six
subcategories. A low
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score of 1-10 indicates
that the Individual is
experiencing
some minor ups and
downs in mood, which is
considered to be
expected. A score of 11-
16 is
conveyed as a mild
confliction regarding the
Individual's mood. A
medium score of 17-20 is
conveyed as a clinical
depressed individual on
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the borderline clinical
range. A score of 21-
30 is conveyed as
moderate depression, a
score of 31-40 is severe,
and a high score over 40
is
conveyed as extreme
depression. The client,
Bruce Denver, conveyed
a score of 8, which is
conveyed a normal
clinical range.
The Becks Depression Inventory is a twenty-one-item self-reporting survey that rates an
individual score and compares the rate to the clinical range that may imply that the Individual is
experiencing depressive-Live symptoms. If the Individual is within the clinical range, then the
client may be diagnosed with a depression disorder. The Clinical ranges are categorized into six
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subcategories. A low score of 1-10 includes the Individual experiencing minor ups and lows in
mood, which is considered normal. A score of 11-16 is conveyed as a mild individual score of
17-20 is conveyed as a clinically depressed individual on the borderline clinical range. A score of
30 is conveyed as moderate depression, 31-40 is severe, and a high score over 40 conveys
extreme depression. The Client Mrs. Cambillo-Ortega conveyed a score of 10, which is
conveyed as a normal clinical range.
Becks Anxiety Inventory
Similar to the Beck Depression Inventory. It is a test categorized as a 21- items survey.
Suppose a self-report assessment measures an individual's likelihood of having an anxiety-
related disorder. A grand sum between 0-21 indicates very low anxiety, a sum of 22-25 means
moderate anxiety, and a grand exceeding 36 is a concern. Miss Cambillo-Ortega conveyed a
score of 22, indicating mild anxiety.
The IPIP-NEO
The IPIP-NEO assessment estimates a person's level on the five broad.
Personality trait domains, and 30 sub-domains of the Five-Factor Model. It consists of 300 items.
Answers are provided according to a 5-point Likert-type scale. The numerical scores represent a
Percentile estimate above other subjects of the same sex and age. Scores lower than 30 for a trait
Or sub-domain is characterized as "low;" scores between 30 and 70 are identified as "average;"
And scores above 70 are labeled "high.” Miss Daisy's test result shows that she ranked high in
consciousness.
Daisy's test result shows that she ranked high in consciousness.
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The following chart reports Miss Daisy Cambillo-Ortega IPIP-NEO scores. It demonstrates Miss
Cambillo-Ortega's personality traits, altruism, and imagination. Results of the IPIP-NEO Support
showed that Miss Cambillo-Ortega is extraverted and strives in social settings. Based on her
report, her life is stopped by depression and anxiety. She likely enjoys expressing herself with
high optimism and is full of positive affirmation of others around her. She is likely to be passive
and does not do well with interpersonal conflict.
Extraversion 6
6
Agreeablen
ess
8
3
Conscientious
ness
8
6
Neuroticis
m
3
8
Openness to
Experience 4
0
Friendliness 7
3
Trust 6
0
Self-Efficacy 6
9
Anxiety 5
0
Imagination 4
Gregariousn
ess
8
3
Morality 6
4
Orderliness 6
2
Anger 3
0
Artistic
Interest
6
7
Assertivenes
s
5
0
Altruism 7
7
Dutifulness 7
4
Depression 3
6
Emotionality 4
1
Activity
Level
6
3
Cooperatio
n
7
5
Achievement-
Striving
7
8
Self-
Consciousn
ess
4
0
Adventurousn
ess
4
1
Excitement-
Seeking
4
5
Modesty 8
7
Self-Discipline 9
1
Immoderati
on
1
6
Intellect 3
3
Cheerfulnes
s
4
6
Sympathy 7
3
Cautiousness 8
6
Vulnerabilit
y
7
5
Liberalism 5
4
Conclusion and Recommendation
Based on the results of the assessment, it is the conclusion of this examination that Miss
Cambillo-Oryeha is an acceptable candidate for the position of Ra Assistant for the following
reasons:
a) Miss Cambillo-Ortega possesses personality qualities that will support her ability to adapt
to challenging situations, including the ability to use critical thinking to make complex
decisions
b) Miss Cambillo-Ortega does not suffer from depression, and although the test indicates her
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having moderate attendance, it could be normal since she has never been separated from
her twin sister, and those factors can all take time to process
c) Miss Cambillo-Ortega is likely to engage positively with the residents and those who will
work with her
