| Patient Name: John Doe |
Test Name: Coolidge Personality and Neuropsychological Inventory (CPNI) |
| Gender: Male |
Test Date: Oct 12, 2014 |
| Patient Age: 36 |
Data Provided By: self |
| Emotional Lability |
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| strongly true | 31. My child's emotions seem to shift rapidly and seem to be shallow. |
| strongly true | 116. My child usually wavers between getting angry and acting sorry. |
| Disinhibition |
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| strongly true | 119. My child has hurt himself or caused trouble for himself more than once because he did not think ahead. |
| mostly true | 171. My child does not wait for the question to be finished before blurting out his answer. |
| Apathy |
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| mostly true | 87. My child is unemotional. |
| strongly true | 89. My child lacks empathy and is not able to understand how other people feel. |
| Paranoia |
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| strongly true | 82. My child is reluctant to confide in others because he fears that the information will be used against him. |
| Psychotic Thinking |
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| mostly true | 5. My child seems to see strange and unusual meanings in events, objects, or other people and connects these things to himself in a bad way. |
| strongly true | 68. My child suspects people have a hidden reason for doing things. |
| strongly true | 86. My child reports unusual experiences like hearing voices that are not there, seeing people's bodies change shape, or being touched when alone. |
| strongly true | 129. When my child gets stressed, he starts to act weird or unreal, or paranoid. |
| mostly true | 154. My child acts or looks odd or weird compared to other children. |
| strongly true | 198. My child laughs at the wrong times. |
| Emotional Coldness |
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| mostly true | 87. My child is unemotional. |
| strongly true | 89. My child lacks empathy and is not able to understand how other people feel. |
| Sleep Disturbances |
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| mostly true | 59. My child has terrible nightmares. |
| mostly true | 111. My child sleeps too much. |
| strongly true | 115. My child is afraid to go to sleep without me being near. |
| mostly true | 134. My child has trouble staying asleep. |
| mostly true | 191. My child has trouble falling asleep. |
| Social Anxiety |
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| strongly true | 82. My child is reluctant to confide in others because he fears that the information will be used against him. |
| strongly true | 90. My child is shy around new children because he has no self confidence. |
| mostly true | 105. My child is afraid of social situations because he is afraid of other people. |
| Social Withdrawl |
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| strongly true | 50. My child neither desires nor enjoys close relationships, including our family. |
| strongly true | 82. My child is reluctant to confide in others because he fears that the information will be used against him. |
| strongly true | 90. My child is shy around new children because he has no self confidence. |
| Self-Esteem |
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| mostly true | 33. My child has low self-esteem and feels worthless. |
| strongly true | 90. My child is shy around new children because he has no self confidence. |
| strongly true | 130. My child has trouble doing things on his own because of lack of self confidence. |
| Autism Spectrum Disorder |
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| mostly true | 5. My child seems to see strange and unusual meanings in events, objects, or other people and connects these things to himself in a bad way. |
| mostly true | 14. My child often loses his temper. |
| mostly true | 21. My child seems irritable. |
| strongly true | 31. My child's emotions seem to shift rapidly and seem to be shallow. |
| strongly true | 50. My child neither desires nor enjoys close relationships, including our family. |
| mostly true | 87. My child is unemotional. |
| strongly true | 89. My child lacks empathy and is not able to understand how other people feel. |
| mostly true | 105. My child is afraid of social situations because he is afraid of other people. |
| strongly true | 114. My child is too touchy or easily annoyed. |
| strongly true | 129. When my child gets stressed, he starts to act weird or unreal, or paranoid. |
| mostly true | 154. My child acts or looks odd or weird compared to other children. |
| strongly true | 198. My child laughs at the wrong times. |
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| Hostility Scales |
| Antisocial Triumvirate |
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| mostly true | 155. My child has been cruel to animals. |
| Dangerousness |
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| mostly true | 14. My child often loses his temper. |
| mostly true | 21. My child seems irritable. |
| mostly true | 27. My child avoids physical fights with others. |
| strongly true | 44. My child has full control of his anger. For example, I rarely observe displays of temper, constant anger, or recurrent physical fights. |
| mostly true | 48. My child used a dangerous weapon that could seriously harm someone else. |
| strongly true | 64. My child bears grudges for a long time. |
| mostly true | 65. My child has threatened or tried to commit suicide, or has hurt himself on purpose. |
| mostly true | 69. My child has forced someone into sexual activity. |
| mostly true | 88. My child is cruel to others. |
| mostly true | 124. My child is angry and resentful. |
| mostly true | 155. My child has been cruel to animals. |
| strongly true | 157. My child has robbed someone face-to-face, like mugging or purse-snatching. |
| Conduct Disorder-Aggressive Subtype |
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| mostly true | 27. My child avoids physical fights with others. |
| mostly true | 48. My child used a dangerous weapon that could seriously harm someone else. |
| mostly true | 69. My child has forced someone into sexual activity. |
| mostly true | 88. My child is cruel to others. |
| mostly true | 155. My child has been cruel to animals. |
| strongly true | 157. My child has robbed someone face-to-face, like mugging or purse-snatching. |
| Conduct Disorder-Delinquent Subtype |
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| mostly true | 6. My child often skips school. |
| mostly true | 141. My child often lies or "cons" others. |
| mostly true | 164. My child stays out at night without permission (beginning before age 13). |
| Tendency to Deny Blatant Pathology |
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| strongly true | 2. My child makes friends quickly, but soon after seems to hate them. |
| strongly true | 3. My child does not finish things because he tries to do them perfectly. |
| mostly true | 5. My child seems to see strange and unusual meanings in events, objects, or other people and connects these things to himself in a bad way. |
| mostly true | 6. My child often skips school. |
| mostly true | 7. My child takes advantage of other children. |
| strongly true | 10. I think my child exaggerates his emotions. |
| mostly true | 13. My child has difficulty playing quietly. |
| mostly true | 14. My child often loses his temper. |
| strongly true | 15. My child gets very upset when having to leave me or home. |
| strongly true | 18. My son says he is, or wants to be, a girl. |
| mostly true | 19. My child pouts and argues. |
| mostly true | 20. My child is usually unhappy. |
| mostly true | 21. My child seems irritable. |
| strongly true | 31. My child's emotions seem to shift rapidly and seem to be shallow. |
| mostly true | 33. My child has low self-esteem and feels worthless. |
| mostly true | 35. My child has trouble paying attention. |
| mostly true | 37. My child worries a lot about something bad happening to me. |
| strongly true | 38. My child stutters. |
| mostly true | 48. My child used a dangerous weapon that could seriously harm someone else. |
| strongly true | 50. My child neither desires nor enjoys close relationships, including our family. |
| strongly true | 54. My child is depressed. |
| strongly true | 57. My child defies or refuses to do what adults ask him to do. |
| strongly true | 58. My child worries a lot about getting separated from me or getting kidnapped. |
| mostly true | 59. My child has terrible nightmares. |
| strongly true | 62. My child denies that he is seriously underweight. |
| mostly true | 63. My son likes to dress like a girl. |
| strongly true | 64. My child bears grudges for a long time. |
| mostly true | 65. My child has threatened or tried to commit suicide, or has hurt himself on purpose. |
| mostly true | 66. My child is too concerned with right and wrong. He is stubborn about morals, ethics, or values. |
| strongly true | 67. My child volunteers to do unpleasant things so people will like him. |
| strongly true | 68. My child suspects people have a hidden reason for doing things. |
| mostly true | 69. My child has forced someone into sexual activity. |
| strongly true | 73. My child makes the same mistake over and over without trying to do it a different way. |
| strongly true | 77. My child tries to annoy people on purpose. |
| strongly true | 78. My child is afraid to leave me (e.g. going to school). |
| strongly true | 82. My child is reluctant to confide in others because he fears that the information will be used against him. |
| mostly true | 85. My child feels uncomfortable or helpless when alone because he fears being unable to take care of himself. |
| strongly true | 86. My child reports unusual experiences like hearing voices that are not there, seeing people's bodies change shape, or being touched when alone. |
| mostly true | 87. My child is unemotional. |
| mostly true | 88. My child is cruel to others. |
| strongly true | 89. My child lacks empathy and is not able to understand how other people feel. |
| strongly true | 90. My child is shy around new children because he has no self confidence. |
| mostly true | 93. Recently, my child has had a big change in his appetite. |
| strongly true | 94. My child has poor coordination. He is awkward and clumsy. |
| mostly true | 96. My child blames others for his mistakes. |
| strongly true | 98. My child complains that it does not pay to be good or that good things do not last. |
| strongly true | 99. My child is a pessimist. |
| mostly true | 102. My child tries very hard to avoid being alone or feeling abandoned. |
| strongly true | 103. My child is unable to throw away worn-out or worthless objects even when they have no sentimental value. |
| mostly true | 104. My child agrees with almost any opinion in order to be liked. |
| mostly true | 105. My child is afraid of social situations because he is afraid of other people. |
| mostly true | 110. My child has trouble makings plans to do things. |
| mostly true | 111. My child sleeps too much. |
| mostly true | 112. My child still poops his pants. |
| strongly true | 114. My child is too touchy or easily annoyed. |
| strongly true | 115. My child is afraid to go to sleep without me being near. |
| strongly true | 116. My child usually wavers between getting angry and acting sorry. |
| strongly true | 117. My son likes to pretend he is a girl. |
| strongly true | 119. My child has hurt himself or caused trouble for himself more than once because he did not think ahead. |
| strongly true | 123. My child has trouble seeing how things fit together, like doing puzzles. |
| mostly true | 124. My child is angry and resentful. |
| strongly true | 128. My child is uncertain about who he is, what he wants, or what kind of friends to have. |
| strongly true | 129. When my child gets stressed, he starts to act weird or unreal, or paranoid. |
| strongly true | 130. My child has trouble doing things on his own because of lack of self confidence. |
| mostly true | 132. My child seems to have a lot of fantasies about being beautiful, popular, or finding the girl of his dreams. |
| mostly true | 134. My child has trouble staying asleep. |
| mostly true | 137. My child is spiteful or tries to get even. |
| mostly true | 138. My child gets sick (headaches, stomach aches, vomiting) when he thinks he has to be separated from me. |
| mostly true | 139. My child does not follow instructions and fails to finish homework or chores. |
| strongly true | 140. My son likes to play with girls more than he likes to play with boys. |
| mostly true | 141. My child often lies or "cons" others. |
| mostly true | 142. My child has a style of speech that is dramatic but vague. |
| mostly true | 146. My child acts like he is better than others. |
| mostly true | 147. My child avoids or dislikes tasks that require a lot of thinking. |
| strongly true | 148. My child has trouble speaking. |
| strongly true | 150. My son is not comfortable being a boy. |
| strongly true | 153. My child talks too much or talks all the time. |
| mostly true | 154. My child acts or looks odd or weird compared to other children. |
| mostly true | 155. My child has been cruel to animals. |
| mostly true | 156. My child was potty trained later than usual. |
| strongly true | 157. My child has robbed someone face-to-face, like mugging or purse-snatching. |
| mostly true | 159. My child has trouble listening when spoken to. |
| mostly true | 163. My child runs around and climbs on things too much. |
| mostly true | 164. My child stays out at night without permission (beginning before age 13). |
| strongly true | 167. My child speaks slowly because he often has trouble coming up with the right word. |
| mostly true | 171. My child does not wait for the question to be finished before blurting out his answer. |
| mostly true | 175. My child has trouble understanding what people say. |
| mostly true | 176. My child has trouble writing letters of the alphabet, or writes some letters backward. |
| strongly true | 179. My child exercises more than he should to avoid gaining weight. |
| mostly true | 181. My child takes a long time to learn new things. |
| strongly true | 182. My child seems tired nearly every day. |
| mostly true | 183. My child has trouble learning new things. |
| strongly true | 184. My child gets so worried about details, list or schedules that he forgets what he is supposed to be doing. |
| strongly true | 185. My child has trouble organizing tasks and activities. |
| mostly true | 191. My child has trouble falling asleep. |
| mostly true | 192. My child has trouble with arithmetic. |
| strongly true | 194. My child has headaches. |
| mostly true | 195. My child learned to talk later than other children. |
| strongly true | 198. My child laughs at the wrong times. |
