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California Driver License Argument

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The claimant is a 25 year-old man who arrived on time for his evaluation. He presented with a valid California Driver License.

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Claimant reports that he is experiencing anxiety while taking tests and is worried about how his performance will impact people’s perception of him. He reports that during testing pressure to perform well acts as a motivator, however, fear of testing anxiety and failure become devastating to him because his self-worth is connected to the outcome of the test. He reports that bad experiences ( not passing his tests ) with test-taking has lead him to have a negative mindset and influences his expectations for his performance on future tests. He reports that during test he experiences the following
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