The comprehensive quality evaluation of physical and mental health can include the following aspects:
Physical condition: describe the physical health of the assessed, whether he suffers from diseases or chronic health problems, and whether he has good living habits, such as a healthy diet and regular exercise.
Psychological state: describe the emotional stability and mental health of the assessed. Observe whether they always maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, whether they have strong self-regulation ability and whether they have good interpersonal relationships.
Adaptability: to evaluate whether the evaluated object can adapt to different living and working environments and the ability to cope with pressures and challenges.
Social ability: to evaluate the performance of the assessed in social occasions, whether they are good at communication and cooperation, and establish good interpersonal relationships.
Self-management ability: to evaluate whether the examinee has good self-management ability, such as time management, financial management, self-regulation, etc.
When writing the Comprehensive Quality Evaluation of Physical and Mental Health, we should pay attention to objectivity and pertinence, and try our best to support the evaluation with concrete examples. At the same time, we should also respect the privacy and personal differences of the appraisee and avoid using too subjective or offensive language.