Utility of the Mini-Mult in a Community Mental Health Setting

Juan N. Franco

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The usefulness of the Mini-Mult in a community mental health setting was investigated. The scale was administered to male and female suicidals, nonsuicidals, alcoholics, nonalcoholics, suicidal alcoholics, and suicidal nonalcoholics. The results indicate that the Mini-Mult may have some utility in a community mental health setting.

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1968Prediction of the standard MMPI scale scores from 71 items: The Mini-Mult.1983A comparison of six MMPI short forms: Code type correspondence and indices of psychopathology 1975The Mini-Mult with Criminal Psychiatric Patients 1975Comparison of the Standard Mmpi and the Mini-Mult in a University Counseling Center 1975Relationship between the mini-mult and the MMPI with medical patients

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