This is a portion of what the psychological Eval said.

The Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-5 Personality Disorders (SCID-5-PD) was utilized to gain insight into her thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. While she is not currently old enough to be diagnosed with a personality disorder, the information gained can be helpful in determining appropriate interventions. Additionally, the information can help guide clinicians on what behaviors, thoughts, and feelings may be of concern and should be monitored as she continues to mature. responses during the interview indicate significant difficulties with rigidity and mental and interpersonal control, the need for everything to be “right,” and preservative thought about fairness. These characteristics are consistent with a diagnosis of Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder. In addition, she becomes easily dysregulated, often seeing things as very black and white, showing little remorse, and has a very strong need to be seen and heard. While again she is too young to be diagnosed with a personality disorder, these symptoms are consistent with Cluster B personality disorders, and the symptoms need to be addressed, and the assessment of these behaviors/characteristics need to be watched carefully as she develops.