A.T.E.R. INTERN PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT

Anomalous Threat Evaluation & Response

Preliminary Psychological Evaluation Form

Instructions: Select the response that most accurately reflects your perspective. There are no "wrong" answers - we are simply evaluating compatibility with field work requirements.
SECTION A: BACKGROUND & MOTIVATION
1. What initially drew you to apply for A.T.E.R.?
2. How do you typically handle unexpected situations?
3. Your relationship with authority figures is best described as:
4. What do you consider your greatest weakness?
SECTION B: STRESS RESPONSE & DECISION MAKING
5. You're investigating a routine case when you notice the shadows in the room are moving independently of their sources. You:
6. During a team briefing, you realize your colleague is describing an event you experienced in a recurring dream. You:
7. You wake up at 3:17 AM three nights in a row with no memory of what woke you. You:
8. A witness describes seeing something that contradicts known physical laws. Your first instinct is:
SECTION C: INTERPERSONAL DYNAMICS
9. You suspect a team member is withholding important information about a case. You:
10. A civilian asks you direct questions about your work. You:
11. You're working alone late at night when you hear footsteps in the hallway outside your office. The building should be empty. You:
12. A family member comments that you've "changed" since starting this job. You:
SECTION D: ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
13. You discover evidence that suggests a previous case was mishandled, potentially putting civilians at risk. You:
14. You're offered information that could solve a case, but obtaining it would require breaking protocol. You:
15. A colleague suggests that some anomalies might be beneficial if properly controlled. You:
SECTION E: PERCEPTION & AWARENESS
16. You notice that clocks in a particular building consistently run 7 minutes slow. You:
17. While reviewing security footage, you see a figure that appears in frames 23, 45, and 67 but nowhere else. You:
18. You find yourself humming a song you've never heard before. You:
19. You repeatedly see the same stranger in different locations across the city. You:
20. During a case briefing, you realize you already know information that hasn't been shared yet. You:
SECTION F: FINAL ASSESSMENT
21. Your ideal career outcome with A.T.E.R. would be:
22. Complete this sentence: "The most important thing people should know about reality is..."
23. You are walking alone at night when you notice your shadow is moving independently of your body. You:
24. If you could ask one question and receive a completely truthful answer, you would ask:
Assessment complete. Please return this form to your intake coordinator.
Note: Disorientation or memory gaps following this assessment are normal and should resolve within 24-48 hours.

A.T.E.R. Internal Use Only - Classification Level: CONFIDENTIAL
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