Psychological evaluation report


Subject: "John" (identity withheld)

Case No: 2469

Admission date: 20/10/2009


Purpose for evaluation:

This is the first inpatient admission for the examinee 'John'. Age 30-35 (precise age unknown), single, white male. Occupation unknown. Subject claims to be a retired superhero. Admitted due to symptoms of bipolar depression and manic behavior with possible psychotic features. Purpose of this evaluation is to screen possible need for involuntary treatment of the subject with electric brainwave manipulation (EBM).


Assessment procedures:

Hubbub Clinical Multiaxial Inventory-III (HCMI-III)
Mental Status Examination
Medical Examination
Review of Prior Psychological Assessment
Clinical Interview

Subject participated in 3 hours of testing and a 1 hour diagnostic interview.


Background information:

No previous social, medical or legal records of the subject were found. Behavior was described as disordered and aggressive by medical staff. Preliminary medical examination shows that subject is not entirely human. Subject seems to have abilities that will not fit in the boundaries of basic human physiology. Ability to fly being the most prominent. No current known medication. Subject claims that marijuana found during admission is for medical use, but no prescription for the substance was found.


Results of evaluation:

Full evaluation reveals clear signs of Super Human Stress Disorder (SHSD) caused by exposure to threats such as meteors, zombies, UFO's, ninjas, giant insects and falling babies. Constant impacts and flying at high speeds have also caused micro tears in brain tissue, possibly explaining momentary episodes of disorientation. SHSD is a condition caused by both, psychological and physiological elements. Condition can be summarized as mental breakdown caused by physical stress combined with inflated ego and a sense of omnipotence.


Recommendations:

Immediate involuntary treatment.


Appendix:

Excerpts from the video footage of the diagnostics interview.


Head of Evaluation Committee, Dr. Pascius Pastoerius Hubbub