Concurrence of Psychiatric Diagnosis and Psychological Diagnosis Based on the MMPI

David R. Ritter

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Summary The concurrence of psychiatric and MMPI based diagnoses for 78 consecutively admitted patients was examined. The results suggest diagnostic coincidence for only 21 of the admitted patients, with the majority being in the differentiation of psychoneurosis from psychosis. Patient sex and chronological age did not appear to be factors in either form of diagnosis.

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