Psychometric Anomaly Score

The Psychometric Anomaly Score (PAS) is a metric used by Internal Security to measure the psychological stability of personnel. It is split into four categories: emotional, cognitive, mnemonic, and subconscious. It is commonly referred to as an individual’s “PAS markers”. It is calculated by a Shallow Depth Memory Screening (SDMS) system.

The four categories are:

• Emotional: The individual’s deviance from their known emotional baseline.
• Cognitive: The individual’s cognitive performance and acuity, connected with “brain fog”.
• Mnemonic: The individual’s memory recall.
• Subconscious: The individual’s deviance of subconscious thought patterns.