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Bipolar II Forums › General & Support › Taking a PAI hour-long psych test

12/15/2009 03:08 PM

Taking a PAI hour-long psych test

rpranger

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I'm scheduled to take one in the morning. This seems like an important part of my treatment since it takes so long. I'm worried because the questions on the other forms never seem to quite fit what I'm feeling, so I don't feel like they are getting an accurate picture. Any advice or suggestions?

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