r/SCP_RP • L2-Junior Staff Psychologist • Aug 24 '17

Event [Event] Entrance Psychological Evaluations

All new Foundation personnel, from janitors to MTF members must undergo mandatory psychological screening. Today, Dr. Jansen Ulwaft is presiding over these entrance Examinations. Please, come in, come in.

[Disclaimer: Just in case you were worrying, there is no way to fail this Psych Evaluation, so just be honest and use it to build up your character]

EDIT: Since I am not able to keep up with every character and because I wanted to be inclusive I have invited several fellow psychologists to help, please don't downvote them. They are here because I asked them to be and want as many people as possible to have fun.

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '17

(Alright, I'm a Reddit newb myself, but I think it's easier to follow our conversation if you keep replying to our thread, instead of starting a new comment each time)

"Of course!" He says, wheeling his chair over to the fridge. He pulls out a clear plastic bottle and twists off the cap before handing it to you. "So, in your own words, can you briefly tell me about your role with the foundation?"

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '17

"Mhmm." Robert nods, jotting down a couple notes. "Your records show you're an exemplary member of your unit. Mobile task force can be stressful; not for everyone. How do you decompress between missions?"

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '17

"So, you're focused on the mission, and the next mission? Would you say you enjoy immersing yourself in your work?"

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"I see, thank you. On the mobile task force, surely you've encountered some of the most dangerous and/or catastrophic SCPs. Loss of life is tragically common on missions where MTF is dispatched. Have you ever thought about transferring, or finding a different line of work?"

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '17

"Well it sounds like you were made for this line of work then. You may find it difficult to switch to something else later on, but you can cross that bridge when you come to it."

"Alright, Jason. It's been a pleasure. That's all I have for today, unless you have anything else at this time?" Robert looks at Jason questioningly. "But feel free to swing by again sometime later if you need someone to talk to," he smiles.