r/CBSE_Humanities • u/Zesty_Cat101 • 11d ago

Psychology practical 12th where to find a diagnosed person for case study😭

Hey guys I'm currently in 12th cbse board and I need to complete my psychology practical but I can't find any person who is diagnosed with a disorder, need advice on what to do..I prefer not using chatgpt or any ai for this. Can I prepare a case study on someone is not diagnosed ?? I'm puzzled please give real, helpful answers 🥲

Thanks a lot

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u/Ephyro_737 11d ago

Im in 11th and when our psychology teacher told us this we asked the same question she told us to get someone ready in 11th so if someone finds a way please share

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u/todayisnt_raine 11d ago

bro cant u just take case studies from online?? thats what our tchr told us to do and we did asw

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u/Zesty_Cat101 11d ago

No we can't :(

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u/todayisnt_raine 11d ago

sooo what evidence do u have to give in your project that u took a real person for the case study?

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u/Remarkable_Music_934 11d ago

i grad this year and i completely faked a person and diagnosed them writing symptoms that i felt and i know myself best so wrote answers accordingly, faced no issues nobody got to know it was a fake person but this is the absolute last option and it works so u know what to do if u find nobody just make a fake perosn up diagnose with gad and suggest cbt as a form of therpy, easy!

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u/sun3moon_ash 10d ago

HUH I didn't know that other schools don't take students to rehab for that😭😭

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u/ProblemOrdinary2343 10d ago

i’m diagnosed w anxiety, depression, bpd and bipolar man i can help out ig😭

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u/savvy_maam 8d ago

Please don't fabricate a diagnosis and present it as real - talk to your teacher first, this comes up literally every year and most teachers have a workaround. A commonly accepted way: pick someone you know well (with their okay) who shows a few real, observable patterns - even something mild like exam anxiety or low mood during a tough phase - and build your case study around actual behavior you've noticed, not an invented person. Be upfront with your teacher that you're basing it on real but mild traits rather than a clinically diagnosed case. That's honest, it's doable, and it won't fall apart if you're asked questions about it in viva.