The 16-PF personality test by Raymond Cattell.

Gender: M * Age: 16	1-10 A: 1 B: 10 C: 8 E: 6 F: 2 G: 4 H: 3 I: 2 L: 8 M: 6 N: 4 Q: 3 Q1:4 Q2:10 Q3:9 Q4:5
BASIC INTERPRETATION: PRIMARY FACTORS (constantly manifesting): Schizotypy: critical, emotionally dry, secretive, isolated, cold. High IQ: intelligent, teachable, intellectual. High ego-strength: emotionally mature, reasonable, composed. Anglophile: prone to self-analysis, serious, cautious, restrains emotions. Social timidity: shy, wary, timid, apprehensive. Masculinity: stern, Spartan, unsentimental, resilient. Suspicious: jealous, arrogant, dogmatic, competitive. Carelessness: serene, good-natured, self-assured, cheerful. Independence: resourceful, independent of the group, self-reliant, decisive. High self-esteem: accurate, willful, acts according to plan, controlled. LATENT FACTORS (tending to manifest): Low superego-strength: generally accepted moral norms are not sufficiently assimilated. Naivety: simple, natural, straightforward, direct, unsophisticated. Conservatism: has established ideas and opinions, respectable. SECONDARY FACTORS (integrative properties): Introvert. Focused on one's inner world. Reserved. Reactive balance. Emotionally balanced. Independent. Self-determining, critical, influences others.
ADDITIONAL INTERPRETATION: INTELLECT: HIGH INTELLECTUAL POTENTIAL. CAPABLE OF CREATIVE WORK EMOTIONS: EMOTIONALLY BALANCED. STRESS-RESISTANT. ADAPTED WILL: HIGH WILLPOWER. SELF-RESTRAINT AND OVEREXERTION MORALITY: MORAL NORMS ARE SUFFICIENTLY ASSIMILATED LEADERSHIP: CAN BE A LEADER, BUT MAINLY FORMAL OR INEFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION: POORLY COMMUNICATIVE. COMMUNICATION IS STRICTLY SELECTIVE WORK STYLE AND PROFESSIONAL PREDISPOSITIONS: PRONE TO SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. MOTIVATION: WELL-DEVELOPED MOTIVATION. SEEKS TO IMPROVE SOCIAL STATUS
CLINICAL INTERPRETATION: PSYCHOPATHIZATION ACCORDING TO "SC" TYPE! HIGH PROBABILITY OF "SC" DISORDERS!
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Well, everything is getting better and better. He has become even more courageous, stress-resistant, and willful. However, schizotypy still remains.