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Moderate Difficulties in Interpersonal
Relationships
Axis V: GAF 58, moderate disturbances in social,
vocational, and relationship functioning
Case Study:
[Prepared by Dr. Harold Fein, M.D., Ph.D., in consultation
with Dr. Bernard Spitzer, M.D., Ph.D.]
Agent 139 presents as a six foot, four inch
Caucasian male, heavily tattooed, and in excellent
physical condition. His affect is inappropriate to
context or topic of conversation, ranging from flat
to marked hilarity without apparent external
reference.
He suffers from a range of depersonalizing
ideations and delusions of reference, persecution,
and grandeur, as well as inexplicable somatic
complaints which cannot be linked to physiological
causes. Agent 139 also presents numerous features of
Antisocial Personality Disorder (flagrant disregard
for societal mores, manipulative behaviors, amoral
conduct), though it is difficult to isolate this
diagnosis as being independent from his
Depersonalization or Schizotypal features.
Individuals expecting prolonged contact with Agent
139 should maintain heightened awareness at all
times, as he is both dangerous and highly intelligent
(Stanford-Binet 174 at last evaluation). One staff
early in the course of his treatment began to exhibit
symptoms of Shared Psychotic Disorder and had to be
committed to a separate facility (see personnel
records for Barb, J.F.S.)
Agent 139 was admitted to this facility following
involuntary committal. He was judged dangerous to
self and others on the basis of his incitement of a
riot in Devon, PA and in a conspiracy with Johny
Smith and “Jesus”, also held in custody at this ward,
which resulted in the destruction of a Lenny’s
restaurant and numerous nearby businesses. While law
enforcement officials wished to detain him
indefinitely in order to further investigate his
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