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Psy. OPD No. Date: 11-06-2025
Name: Suhani pawar DOB: 05/03/2000 Sex: female Age: 26
Marital status: unmarried Father’s/ husband’s name: Mr. Sunil kumar
Address: Omicron-2, Greater Noida
Current living status: with family Occupation: Unemployed
Type of family: Nuclear Referral: self
CHIEF COMPLAINTS: over well-being , Stress, Overthinking , Focused issues
DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM:
She was focused towards cleaning.in cold she wash her hand. In her past she had a boyfriend during 4 th std ,had.
another in 10th std She broke up when he cheat on her. He body shamed on her body part like Breast and hip. She
met her ex again on snapchat. Her mother doubted on her virginity and hyper fixated on related pregnancy symptoms.
In 2020, Suhani told Dheeraj about her mother's behavior, but his unclear replies triggered her OCD. That month, her
mother slapped her over a love bite and found out she'd taken an I-Pill, which caused two periods. Dheeraj said, “You
didn’t ask me before taking it.”
Test Report
Aim
To assess the personality of a subject using the NEO-FFI personality intervention.
Tool Used
The NEO Five-Factor Inventory (NEO-FFI) was employed for this assessment. It is a personality test based
on the Five-Factor Model (FFM) of personality traits, also known as the Big Five. It measures five key
dimensions: Neuroticism, Extraversion, Openness to Experience, Agreeableness, and Conscientiousness,
providing insight into an individual's typical patterns of behaviour, emotions, and thoughts.
Administration: The NEO-FFI is typically administered in a self-report format, where the participant
responds to a series of statements/items related to their behaviour and feelings in different situations. It
consists of 60 items, with 12 items per each of the five personality dimensions. Respondents rate how
well each statement describes them on a 5-point Likert scale, ranging from strongly agree to strongly
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disagree. The scoring involves summing responses to each set of items corresponding to a particular
dimension, yielding scores that indicate the level of each personality trait.
Result Table:
The score is shown in the given table
SR.NO. CATEGORIES SCORED LEVEL
1 Neuroticism 27 High
2 Extraversion 32 High
3 Openness 21 Low
4 Experience 29 Low
5 Conscientiousness 18 Very low
Compare Scores
Trait High Score Low Score Average Score Suggests
Suggests Suggests
Neuroticism Emotionally Calm, You’re generally emotionally stable, but may
reactive, anxious emotionally sometimes feel stressed.
stable
Extraversion Sociable, Reserved, quiet You enjoy socializing but also value alone time.
energetic
Openness Imaginative, Conventional, You are somewhat creative and open-minded but
curious prefers routine also appreciate familiarity.
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Agreeableness Compassionate, Competitive, You cooperate well with others but can stand
cooperative skeptical your ground when needed.
Trait High Score Low Score Average Score Suggests
Suggests Suggests
Conscientiousness Organized, Careless, You are reasonably organized and reliable, but
responsible disorganized not rigidly so.
Interpretation:
The NEO- FFI personality test the client scored is :
Neuroticism (Score: 27 – High)
The client’s high score on Neuroticism suggests a tendency toward emotional sensitivity and psychological
distress. Individuals with elevated neuroticism may experience frequent mood swings, anxiety, irritability, or
vulnerability to stress. This trait is associated with lower emotional resilience and a higher likelihood of
experiencing negative emotions, particularly in response to challenging or uncertain circumstances.
Extraversion (Score: 32 – High)
The client demonstrates a high level of Extraversion, indicating an outgoing, energetic, and sociable personality
style. High scorers in this domain typically enjoy social interactions, seek excitement, and are comfortable
expressing themselves in group settings. The client is likely to be assertive, enthusiastic, and motivated by
external stimulation, which may contribute positively to roles involving teamwork, leadership, or
communication.
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Openness to Experience (Score: 21 – Low)
A low score on Openness suggests that the client tends to be conventional, practical, and prefers familiar
routines. This personality style may involve a preference for factual over abstract thinking and a resistance to
change or innovation. The client may rely on traditional values and may be less inclined toward imaginative or
creative pursuits.
Agreeableness (Score: 29 – Low)
The client’s low score in Agreeableness indicates a more skeptical, competitive, or self-reliant interpersonal
style. Individuals in this range may prioritize their own needs over social harmony and may be less trusting, less
cooperative, and more assertive in defending their viewpoints. While this may benefit independent or
leadership-oriented environments, it could present challenges in highly collaborative or emotionally sensitive
contexts.
Conscientiousness (Score: 18 – Very Low)
This very low score suggests a marked tendency toward spontaneity and a lack of structured planning. The
client may struggle with organization, time management, and follow-through on tasks or long-term goals. There
may be a preference for flexibility over routine, but this can lead to difficulties in settings that demand
consistency, self-discipline, or delayed gratification.
Conclusion:
The client’s profile reflects a sociable and expressive individual with heightened emotional sensitivity and a
strong preference for routine and independence. Lower levels of conscientiousness, openness, and
agreeableness may present challenges in task management, adaptability, and collaboration. These results
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suggest areas for growth in emotional regulation, structure, and interpersonal flexibility, which may benefit
from targeted support or development strategies.
Treatment:
CBT for mood and anxiety regulation
Routine-building for task management
Interpersonal skills training
Gradual exposure to new experiences
Stress reduction and self-care habits
