Confidential Psychological Report
Potential Progenitor Assessment Services
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Name: First of second of fourth T’velk
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Dates of Evaluation: 53/05/8002
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Date of Birth: 35/01/7994
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Date of Report: 68/05/8002
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Age: 8 years
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Client Number: 5ADE-568C
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Examiner: Second of third of first Karto, Psy.A.
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Supervisor: Second of fourth of third Holt’k, Psy.A.
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Reason for Referral
The young one known as First of second of fourth T’velk was referred to our services by his learning center after causing an incident in the classroom. The incident involved himself scaring other students by saying they would all going to be eaten alive by Earthlings. First also described in details the pain they would suffer as they are being digested.
This disrupted the natural flow of the classroom and caused several young ones to start crying. At their arrival, the emergency medical staff found the classroom in complete disarray and responded appropriately to calm the room down. Unfortunately, medical staffers had to induce a sleeping agent in First’s blood stream to stop him from screaming. Some young ones were treated on site for emotional shock and are being monitored by their caretakers for the time being.
In this evaluation, we need to determine the cause of First T’velk outburst, if it is treatable and if he is still qualifies as a progenitor for reproduction or if he will be reclassified as a caretaker. We also need to know if it was preventable.
Relevant Background Information
As it is tradition, the first offspring of a progenitor is automatically admitted in the progenitor learning programs. But it is possible that he is not suited for this social role.
The T’velk genetic line are known to be proud progenitors of military service members. They serve the empire in all military branches and one was even handpicked by the Grand-Advisor to be part of the Emperor’s personal guard.
The young one never had a similar incident in the learning center and does not have a history of mental or psychological difficulties. It is the first time he is admitted to our assessment facilities.
Procedures for Evaluation
Investigators will be dispatched to research the recent activities of the young one and do a thorough interview with the caretaker.
I will personally evaluate First T’velk with cognitive ability, social conformity and biological anomaly tests. A continuous monitoring of the young one is also mandatory for immediate response if another outburst occurs.
Behavioral Observations and Tests Results
The interview of the caretaker revealed that First T’velk’s progenitor was Second of fourth of first T’velk. He was a weapons specialist aboard the battleship Yonghat, one of many ships that were destroyed in the Recent Oncla system massacre. The young one was aware of whom his progenitor was but they were also in regular contact.
Investigation into First’s recent activities revealed a near obsession with the urban myth which is the Earthlings. He spent more than 20 hours a week doing research, reading rumors and looking at holos about these fake aliens. Some of these rumors attest that the Earthling were behind the massacre in the Oncla system. It is easy to see how a young ones mind would be influenced by these rumors.
Observations of First T’velk showed the young one, crying in his sleep and sometimes wakening up in screams of terror after dreaming of the Earthlings. It is clear that he suffers from post-traumatic stress caused by the death of his progenitor and it is fueled by his obsession with the Earthlings. This information was not disclosed during the interview with the caretaker. Further inquiries with the caretaker will be necessary.
The cognitive ability, social conformity and biological anomaly tests all came back within normal parameters. No additional comments are necessary. See annex for an in-depth analysis of the test results.
Conclusion and recommendations
The cause of First T’velk outburst was caused by the post-traumatic stress caused by the death of his progenitor, his obsession with the Earthlings and most importantly the non-intervention of his caretaker. If his caretaker would have reported his situation, the medical authorities would have been able to correct his problem before things went too far.
Although not unpresented, progenitors in high risk careers are not encourage to have contacts with their offspring. This incident is proof of the validity of the policy.
After these observations it is clear that the young one is not at fault. Therefore, we recommend treatment for post-traumatic stress and his continuance in the progenitor program.
After clear negligence on its part, we also recommend that his caretaker be demoted to level 4. If this recommendation is approved a new caretaker of level 2 should be assigned to him.
End of report.
