Subject is probably a non-joiner and may be a loner. Subject may be depressive. Subject may exhibit identity diffusion, being unsure of his identity: possible problems in sexual identity. Subject may have grown up in a disturbed developmental environment. He may have been a scapegoat in a dysfunctional family. (Family scapegoats tend to be blamed for the family’s problems at an early age, sometimes being held responsible for other people's bad behavior. On the high side they are creative and unconventional and can provide realistic and invaluable insight into family dynamics.) Mosley, S. “Roleplaying: The Six Family Roles We’re All Familiar With.” Internet Citation: http://www.insightfulinnovations.com/zykrblog/roleplaying-family-roles Subject’s parents may have been exploitive and manipulative persons. Subject may struggle with feelings of rage about abuse he experienced in childhood. Subject may have experienced actual or functional object loss in childhood. Subject may show schizoid detachment. Given his possible high verbal abilities and creative potential we may expect subject to be a creative writer. Subject may have been incorrectly diagnosed at some point as suffering from bipolar disorder owing to his high associational ability and his ability to jump from one subject to the next rapidly. These abilities may been mislabeled as symptoms of mania.
Subject is probably a non-joiner and may be a loner. Subject may be depressive. Subject may exhibit identity diffusion, being unsure of his identity: possible problems in sexual identity. Subject may have grown up in a disturbed developmental environment. He may have been a scapegoat in a dysfunctional family. (Family scapegoats tend to be blamed for the family’s problems at an early age, sometimes being held responsible for other people's bad behavior. On the high side they are creative and unconventional and can provide realistic and invaluable insight into family dynamics.) Mosley, S. “Roleplaying: The Six Family Roles We’re All Familiar With.” Internet Citation: http://www.insightfulinnovations.com/zykrblog/roleplaying-family-roles Subject’s parents may have been exploitive and manipulative persons. Subject may struggle with feelings of rage about abuse he experienced in childhood. Subject may have experienced actual or functional object loss in childhood. Subject may show schizoid detachment. Given his possible high verbal abilities and creative potential we may expect subject to be a creative writer. Subject may have been incorrectly diagnosed at some point as suffering from bipolar disorder owing to his high associational ability and his ability to jump from one subject to the next rapidly. These abilities may been mislabeled as symptoms of mania.
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