What sort of questions does the Military ask you for Psych tests?

>>32832457
>do you have autism or adhd
>if so are you on medication for it
>have you ever been diagnosed with any mental disorders such as antisocial disorder
>have you been to a psychiatrist for a prolonged period of time
>have you ever taken hard drugs

That's it, weirdo.

wat

OP can you answer those questions for us?

it's anonymous just get it off your chest. I think we know the answer to the first question but you're young, you'll get one eventually lad

>>32832457
For Australian officer applicants they ask questions including:

- Do you have a partner?
- How is your relationship with your parents?
- Has there ever been any domestic violence in your house?
- Women or children could be armed combatants, would you be prepared to kill them and why?
- What do you do to deal with stress / what do you do when you're upset or angry?

>>32832802
how would admitted to ADD affect your career?
I know theres certain MOS's that dont accept people with it.
Why do they need to ask if they have access to your medical history?

>>32832975
it's a test OP. They already know the answers to all those questions and your search history....but will you pass?

>>32832958
>Women or children could be armed combatants, would you be prepared to kill them and why?

I have literally had a female officer bragging about how she ordered a platoon not to return fire at a building they were taking fire from.

She knew the building had been cleared, and there were only women and children in there.

The shooting stopped and they re-entered the building. Some kid had been firing at them and he was out of ammo.

She said she saved the kid's life.

She is an officer, I am enlisted, I cannot correct her.

This is why people leave the military.

>>32833062
wait they actually give them leadership combat positions?

>>32833062
I have nothing against Middle Eastern people; there's plenty that are fine and while I don't have any Middle Eastern family, I'm not 100% white either. I believe somewhat in consequentialism, and so my answer was:

>He's a combatant; is his life worth as much as my entire squad's?

The psych then asked about if it was just me vs the kid:

>I have the education and upbringing to create a net positive on the world (I won't give my role, but I went in as a very non-combat role), either through being able to support humanitarian missions and/or create wealth and give some of that wealth to the less fortunate.
That 10 year old kid wielding the AK? Logic, probability and $100 says he'll grow up to be a yet another hateful fanatic who'll only cause more pain and suffering in this world before he gets shot or blows himself up as a teen or adult.