psychological evaluation , także: psych eval potocznie

The man was later taken to a hospital for a psychological evaluation.

Therefore, there was a need for psychological evaluation of the workers at the plant.

I see no mention of it in your psychological evaluation.

The children's psychological evaluation has been sealed from public view.

The family's lawyer says a psychological evaluation calls the girl normal but now her record isn't.

On Friday, a judge ordered a psychological evaluation of the boy.

Officials say the elderly woman who lived there was taken for a psychological evaluation.

A judge ordered a psychological evaluation and said that he may leave home only with his parents.

First I had to undergo a complete physical, then a psychological evaluation.

Students will have the experiences in psychological evaluation, research work and community involvement.

The student was allowed to return only after undergoing a psychological evaluation, he said.

Authorities then took Young to a hospital for an emergency psychological evaluation, police said.

They are continuing psychological evaluation and counseling of the parents.

The judge granted a defense request for a psychological evaluation.

Those who do get referred undergo physical and psychological evaluation.

Applicants must pass a driving test and a psychological evaluation.

After a psychological evaluation, he was deemed fit to stand trial.

Candidates should be open to spiritual direction, psychological evaluation and group work.

I'll hire experts to do a psychological evaluation of the dog and the family.

But he offered to submit to a psychological evaluation if the judge thought it necessary.

After a year she will have a psychological evaluation.

If he balks on me, do you still want a psychological evaluation?

Please, if nothing else, undergo a psychological evaluation before you go under the knife.

And so, in a move that may or not make sense, they bustle you off to a psychological evaluation to find out.

Students are also given psychological evaluations every three years as part of their triennial.